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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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BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT CAPSULE March 3-4, 2018 | All Day | BOK Center (19,199) CONFERENCE FINISHES UNDER Stream: FloWrestling (Sessions I, II, and III) JOHN SMITH TV: Fox Sports (Session IV) Radio: 93.7 KSPI-FM (Rex Holt and Roger Moore) Year Finish Champs Live Stats: FloArena 1992 n/a 3 1993 n/a n/a 1994 1st 4 OKLAHOMA STATE SCHEDULE/RESULTS No. 5 Oklahoma State 2018 Big 12 1995 2nd 2 Date Opponent Time/Result COWBOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS 11/11 No. 22 North Carolina W, 25-9 1996 1st 2 13-2; 8-0 Big 12 March 3-4, 2018 11/12 Journeymen Classic 5 champs 1997 1st 6 1998 1st 6 11/19 NO. 6 MINNESOTA W, 30-3 Coach John Smith Tulsa, Okla. 11/26 at North Dakota State W, 40-3 Oklahoma State, 1988 BOK Center (19,199) 1999 2nd 3 12/18 at Northern Colorado W, 37-4 Career: 411-62-6/27th year Tickets: BOKCenter.com 2000 1st 4 12/19 at Wyoming W, 20-15 At Oklahoma State: Same 2001 1st 4 1/5 vs. No. 5 NC State (in Naples, Italy) W, 19-16 2002 2nd 3 1/14 at No. 7 Iowa L, 20-12 2003 1st 6 1/19 WEST VIRGINIA W, 29-6 PROJECTED LINEUP 2004 1st 4 1/21 KENT STATE W, 42-3 NO. 5 OKLAHOMA STATE (SEED) NOTES 2005 1st 7 1/27 NO. 3 MISSOURI L, 21-19 1/28 IOWA STATE W, 31-3 125: No. 6 Nick Piccininni (2) ►Overall: 18-3 :: vs. Big 12: 8-0 :: RPI: 16-3 2006 1st 4 2/3 NO. 13 NORTHERN IOWA W, 24-10 RSo. | East Setauket, NY. ►2017 Big 12 Champion and NCAA All-American. 2007 3rd 3 2/9 EDINBORO W, 34-6 133: No. 4 Kaid Brock (2) ►Overall: 23-2 :: vs. Big 12: 7-1 :: RPI: 17-2 2008 3rd 1 2/11 OKLAHOMA W, 31-6 RSo. | Stillwater, Okla. ►2017 All American ... 52 dual takedowns on the year. 2009 4th 0 141: No. 7 Dean Heil (3) ►Overall: 21-4 :: vs. Big 12: 6-2 :: RPI: 16-4 2/18 at Fresno State W, 41-0 2010 1st 3 Sr. | Brunswick, Ohio ►Three-time Big 12 Champ. ... Two-time NCAA Champ 3/3-4 Big 12 Championships All Day 2011 1st 5 3/15-17 NCAA Championships All Day 149: No. 14 Boo Lewallen (2) ►Overall: 23-5 :: vs. Big 12: 7-1 :: RPI: 17-5 RSo. | Yukon, Okla. ►Making his first Big 12 Championships appearance. 2012 2nd 4 157: Jonce Blaylock* (4) ►Overall: 14-9 :: vs. Big 12: 4-3 :: RPI: 11-9 2013 1st 8 RJr. | Tulsa, Okla. ►Making his first Big 12 Championships appearance. 2014 1st 6 165: No. 8 Chandler Rogers (2) ►Overall: 17-3 :: vs. Big 12: 7-1 :: RPI: 13-3 2015 1st 7 RJr. | Stillwater, Okla. ►2017 All-American ... Leads OSU in pins with 10. 2016 1st 7 174: No. 13 Jacobe Smith (4) ►Overall: 15-4 :: vs. Big 12: 4-0 :: RPI: 10-4 2017 1st 8 RJr. | Muskogee, Okla. ►Making his first Big 12 Championships appearance. 184: No. 27 Keegan Moore (4) ►Overall: 15-7 :: vs. Big 12: 5-2 :: RPI: 13-6 RFr. | Jackson, Minn. ►Making his first Big 12 Championships appearance. 197: No. 7 Preston Weigel (1) ►Overall: 8-1 :: vs. Big 12: 5-0 :: RPI: 8-1 RJr. | Russell, Kan. ►2017 Big 12 Champion and NCAA All-American. HWT: No. 11 Derek White (1) ►Overall: 20-2 :: vs. Big 12: 9-0 :: RPI: 18-2 RJr. | Edmond, Okla. ►Leads OSU in maj. dec.'s (11) and takedowns (55) *or Tristan Moran COWBOY QUICK HITS

►When Oklahoma State takes the mat for the Big 12 Championships, it will be hunting its 16th Big 12 tournament title in 21 attempts since the league held its first championship in 1997. Two-time NCAA Champion and three-time Big 12 Champion Dean Heil ►Coach John Smith has led the Cowboys to 19 conference championships and has coached 110 individual conference champs since taking over the program in 1991-92. Under Smith, Oklahoma State has finished either first or second at the conference meet 21 times in 24 eligible years

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UNIVERSITY INFORMATION NAME WEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL Location Stillwater, OK Ethan Andersen 285 RFr. Altoona, Iowa/Southeast Polk Founded Dec. 25, 1890 Colors Orange and Black Blake Andrews 285 RJr. Grapevine, Texas/NEO Enrollment 37,232 Christian Bahl 174 Fr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater Conference Big 12 Jonce Blaylock 157 RJr. Tulsa, Okla./Berryhill Team Name Cowboys Mascot Pistol Pete Kaid Brock 133 RSo. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater President V. Burns Hargis Donald Cannon, Jr. 125/133 RJr. McAlester, Okla./McAlester Athletic Director Mike Holder Tyler Dieringer 157 Fr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater Facility (Capacity) Gallagher-Iba Arena (13,611) Athletic Web Site www.okstate.com Daton Fix 125/133 Fr. Sand Springs, Okla./Charles Page University Web Site www.okstate.edu Kaden Gfeller 141 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Heritage Hall Gary Wayne Harding 133 RJr. Collinsville, Okla./Collinsville STAFF INFORMATION Head Coach John Smith Austin Harris 174 Fr. Roseburg, Ore./Roseburg School Record 411-62-6 (27th year) Dean Heil 141 RSr. Brunswick, Ohio/St. Edward Overall Record 411-62-6 (27th year) Bear Hughes 184 Fr. Coweta, Okla./Coweta Office Phone 405-744-4541 Office Fax 405-744-1763 Hestin Lamons 165 Sr. Tahlequah, Okla./Tahlequah Associate Head Coach Zack Esposito Boo Lewallen 149 RSo. Yukon, Okla./Yukon Assistant Coach Chris Perry Mike Magaldo 141 RJr. Gillette, N.J. / Watchung Hills Regional Volunteer Assistant Coach Isaac Jordan Andrew Marsden 184/197 RSo. Crystal Lake, Ill./Crystal Lake Central TEAM INFORMATION Geordan Martinez 149 RJr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Boise State 2017-18 Record 13-2 Keegan Moore 184 RFr. Jackson, Minn. / Jackson County Central 2017-18 Big 12 Record 8-0 2017 Big 12 Tournament Finish 1st Dalton Moran 157 RJr. Chandler, Ariz./South Dakota State 2017 NCAA Finish 3rd Tristan Moran 141/149 RSo. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater 2016-17 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 18/7 Andrew Nieman 125/133 RFr. Stillwater, Okla. / Stillwater NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost 6/4 Starters Returning/Lost 10/4 Nick Piccininni 125 RSo. East Setauket, N.Y. / Ward Melville All-Americans Returning/Lost 9/3 Cornelius Putnam HWT Fr. Tampa, Fla./Blair Academy (N.J.) Chandler Rogers 165 RJr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater RETURNING 2016-17 NCAA CHAMPIONS Dean Heil (141 pounds) Wyatt Sheets 149/157 RFr. Stilwell, Okla./Stilwell Jacobe Smith 174 RJr. Muskogee, Okla./NEO RETURNING 2016-17 ALL-AMERICANS Joe Smith 157 Jr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater Nick Piccininni (4th place, 125 pounds), Kaid Brock (5th place, 133 pounds), Dean Heil (1st place, 141 pounds), Joshua Solomon 141 Fr. Stillwater, Okla./St. John Bosco Joe Smith (4th place, 157 pounds), Chandler Rogers Jet Taylor 125 Fr. Salisaw, Okla./Sallisaw (5th place, 165 pounds), Preston Weigel (6th place, 197 Preston Weigel 197 RJr. Russell, Kan./Hays pounds) Derek White HWT RJr. Edmond, Okla./Nebraska RETURNING 2016-17 BIG 12 CHAMPIONS Nick Piccininni (125 pounds), Dean Heil (141 pounds), Joe Smith (157 pounds), Preston Weigel (197 pounds) MEDIA INFORMATION AND POLICIES COWBOYS ON THE AIR

The Oklahoma State athletic communications office welcomes you MEDIA PARKING to another season of Cowboy wrestling. The communications staff Members of the media attending matches at Gallagher-Iba Arena Rex Holt and Roger Moore are in their 13th year together 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 as the radio broadcast team of Oklahoma State Cowboy homa State athletics. Please take a moment to become familiar Stadium. The entrance to the lot is located off Knoblock Street. No Wrestling. OSU wrestling can be heard on its primary with the following media policies. parking pass is necessary for entry into the lot. home of 93.7 KSPI-FM radio in Stillwater. Occasional events are aired on either 105.5 KGFY-FM radio or 780 CREDENTIALS VISITING RADIO, PHONE LINES Members of the media should contact Harry Endicott in the Phone lines will be provided to the primary radio broadcast crews AM radio Stillwater should programming conflicts arise. Oklahoma State media relations office to request credentials to for both the Cowboys and the visiting team. Additional lines are Any time the Cowboys are on the air, the live broadcast OSU wrestling duals ([email protected] or 405-744- available to the media on a first-come, first-served basis in the can also be accessed live on the official web site of OSU 3654). Credentials can be picked up at the Southwest pass gate to Gallagher-Iba Arena media room. athletics, www.okstate.com. 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 Harry Endicott 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 | 27th 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 27th 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 17 team conference tournament championships, two 8 Cory Baze (1986-89) 125 41 1 Big 12 regular season titles and 110 individual conference titles back to Stillwater. He Johnny Thompson (2001-04) 125 14 0 has seen his student-athletes earn All-America recognition 125 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 Coleman Scott (2005-08) 120 24 0 COACHING CAREER WRESTLING CAREER 18 Chris Barnes (1987-90) 119 27 3 ►The nation's active leader in coaching wins, as well as Oklahoma ►Six-time World Champion Wrestler (1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 19 Chris Pendleton (2001-05) 118 12 0 State’s all-time winningest Coach with a 410-62-6 career record 1991, 1992) Ricky Stewart (1978-82) 118 17 0 ►Became the seventh DI wrestling coach ever to reach 400 wins in ►Two-time Olympic Gold Medalist (1988, 1992) 21 Eric Guerrero (1996-99) 117 13 0 the Cowboys' win over Minnesota this season. ►Two-time Pan American Games Gold Medalist (1987, 1991) 22 Steven Schmidt (1995-98) 115 15 0 ►Two-time NWCA National Coach of the Year (1994, 2003) ►Two-time Goodwill Games Gold Medalist (1986, 1990) 23 Nathan Morgan (2005-08) 114 20 0 ►Five-time NCAA Champion coach (1994, 2003, 2004, 2005, ►Two-time NCAA Wrestling Champion (1987, 1988) Lee Roy Smith (1977-80) 114 13 4 2006) ►Three-time NCAA All-American (1985, 1987, 1988) 25 Randy Couture (1989-92) 113 42 3 ►19-time Conference Champion coach (1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, ►Three-time Big Eight Champion (1985, 1987, 1988) Teague Moore (1996-99) 113 25 0 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012 (reg seas), ►Recipient, Amateur Athletic Foundation World Trophy (1992) 27 Dean Heil (2014-) 112 15 0 2013 (reg seas/tourn), 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) ►First-ever American To Earn FILA’s Master of Technique Award 28 Kendall Cross (1987-90) 111 27 3 ►13-time Big 12 Coach of the Year (1997, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2004, (Best technical wrestler in the world, 1990) Mark Munoz (1998-01) 111 27 0 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) ►First wrestler to win James E. Sullivan Award (Nation’s top 30 Kirk Mammen (1989-92) 110 33 5 ►Two-time Big Eight Coach of the Year (1994, 1996) amateur athlete, 1990) Shane Roller (2000-03) 110 42 0 ►32 NCAA Individual Champions coached ►U.S. Olympic Committee Sportsman of the Year (1990) 32 Nolan Boyd (2013-17) 108 35 0 ►125 NCAA All-Americans coached ►FILA Outstanding Wrestler of the Year (1991) Brandon Mason (2006-09) 108 43 0 ►110 Conference Individual Champions coached ►USA Wrestling Athlete of the Year (1989) 34 Anthony Collica (2013-17) 106 31 0 ►Coach, USA Olympic Wrestling Team (2000, 2012) ►Amateur Wrestling News Man of the Year (1988) 35 Austin Marsden (2012-16) 104 19 0 ►Coach, USA World Championships Team (1998, 2009, 2010, ►U.S. Olympic Committee Titan Award (2004) Mark Perry (1981-85) 104 21 2 2011) ►Named one of the 100 Greatest Olympians of All-Time (1996) Jake Rosholt (2003-06) 104 21 0 ►Coach, USA Women's World Championships (2017) ►Member, FILA Hall of Fame (Inducted in 2003) 38 Eddie Klimara (2012-16) 103 37 0 ►Coach, USA World Cup Team (1997) ►Distinguished Member, National Wrestling Hall of Fame (inducted 39 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) 41 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 583 451 132 0 95 251 77.4% 16.3% 1st 8 3rd 1 8 Totals 398 60 6 12,927 9,253 3,669 5 1,859 4,461 71.6% 14.4% -- 110 -- 32 125 * Team also won the Big 12 dual match (regular season) championship

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THE BASICS IN THE POLLS The Oklahoma State wrestling team takes aim for the The Cowboys enter this weekend's duals with eight wrestlers LAST YEAR... program’s sixth-straight Big 12 title and 52nd overall conference ranked at their respective weights. March 4-5, 2017 | Tulsa, Okla. title this weekend as it travels to Tulsa to compete at the Big 12 Three Cowboys enter this weekend's dual ranked inside the top

Championships. five after All-American performances a season ago. Two-time NCAA TULSA, Okla. – With its 51st conference championship locked up Action is set for Saturday and Sunday at the BOK Center. Champion Dean Heil is ranked No. 5 by WIN Magazine, while Kaid on Saturday, eight members of the Oklahoma State wrestling team Brock is also ranked as high as No. 2 by Amateur Wrestling News. earned Big 12 titles Sunday afternoon to tie a program record. As TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE At 197 pounds, Preston Weigel is ranked as high as No. 3 by WIN a team, the Cowboys accumulated 176.5 points to set a Big 12 The Big 12 Championship is divided into four sessions over two Magazine. Returning All-American Nick Piccininni is ranked No. 6 record, while the 83-point margin of victory is also a new confer- days of competition. Saturday's action will begin at 11 a.m. Sunday by FloWrestling at 125. Chandler Rogers is ranked No. 6 at 165 ence record. Individual title winners included Nick Piccininni, Dean Heil, competition will begin at 8 a.m. A look at the full schedule: pounds by FloWrestling. Anthony Collica, Joe Smith, Kyle Crutchmer, Nolan Boyd, Preston A couple of newcomers to the OSU lineup currently hold Weigel and Austin Schafer. Collica became the eight wrestler in Saturday March 3 rankings as well. Heavyweight Derek White is slotted at No. 7 by school history to win four conference titles, while Heil and Boyd Session I -11:00 a.m. WIN Magazine. Boo Lewallen is ranked as high as No. 12 at 149 claimed their third and Smith, Crutchmer and Weigel each won Preliminary & Quarterfinal Matches pounds (WIN Magazine). Meanwhile, Jacobe Smith comes in at No. their second. All 10 OSU starters advanced to Sunday's final round, setting Session II - 5:00 p.m. 8 at 174, according to The Open Mat. up a dual-like event where the Cowboys were matched up with Semifinal & Consolation Quarterfinal Matches many of the Big 12's best at every weight. If the event had used COWBOYS AT THE CONFERENCE MEET dual scoring, the Pokes would have come out on top, 30-6. Sunday March 4 When Oklahoma State takes the mat for the Big 12 Nick Piccininni opened things up for the Cowboys with a big win Session III – 12 p.m. Championships, it will be hunting its 16th Big 12 tournament title in over No. 4 Josh Rodriguez of North Dakota State for his first career Consolation Semifinals, 3rd & 5th Place Matches 21 attempts since the league held its first championship in 1997. Big 12 Championship. Tied at four at the end of regulation, Pic- cininni and Rodriguez battled through a couple of overtime periods Session IV - 6:00 p.m. The Cowboys have won 51 team conference titles all-time before the Cowboy redshirt freshman tallied the decisive takedown Championship Matches (including the 2012 and 2013 regular season titles), claiming in the second sudden victory period. six Southwest Conference championships from 1917-25, four After a tough loss in a back-and-forth match between Kaid WATCH THE COWBOYS Missouri Valley Conference championships from 1925-28, 24 Big Brock and South Dakota State's top-seeded Seth Gross that Fans can watch the first three sessions of action at the Big 12 Eight Conference championships from 1958-96 and 16 Big 12 served as the Cowboy redshirt freshman's second defeat of the season, Dean Heil got the Pokes back on track at 141 pounds in a Championship live on FloWrestling. Fox Sports Oklahoma will carry Conference championships from 1997-present. 10-7 decision over Bryce Meredith of Wyoming for his third confer- the championship matches beginning on Sunday at 6 p.m. Cowboy wrestlers have combined to win 277 conference ence title. Heil led throughout the match, tallying four takedowns individual titles through the years - one in the Southwest and a reversal to clinch the championship. The win capped off an LIVE STATS AND PLAY-BY-PLAY Conference, 23 in the Missouri Valley Conference, 151 in the Big impressive weekend for Heil, which saw the NCAA Champion rack Fans can follow the action online through live results and play- Eight Conference and 99 in the Big 12. up his first two pins of the season on the way to the title bout. Senior Anthony Collica registered a 7-4 decision over Okla- by-play on www.arena.flowrestling.org. Simply go to the site and the homa's Davion Jeffries in Sunday's 149-pound finals, claiming link to live results and play-by-play will be prominently displayed. JOHN SMITH AT THE CONFERENCE MEET his fourth Big 12 crown and becoming only the eighth Cowboy to Coach John Smith has led the Cowboys to 19 conference complete such a feat. Collica. With his lead cut to 5-4 with a minute ABOUT THE COWBOYS championships and has coached 110 individual conference champs to go in the match, Collica scored a takedown in the final seconds With a pair of NCAA individual titles under his belt, Oklahoma since taking over the program in 1991-92. to lock up his win. State senior 141-pounder Dean Heil leads a young, but talented Under Smith, Oklahoma State has finished either first or Sophomore Joe Smith defended his title at 157 pounds in Cowboy roster into the 2017-18 season. Facing the losses of dominant fashion over second-seeded Clay Ream of North Dakota second at the conference meet 21 times in 24 eligible years (Smith State. Smith shut out Ream in an 8-0 major decision to finish off a Anthony Collica and Nolan Boyd, both multi-year staples in the inherited an OSU program that was on probation at the time of his spectacular weekend in which he outscored his opponents, 32-0. OSU lineup and All-Americans in their own right, head coach John hiring and was not eligible to compete for the conference crown his The Cowboys' final loss of the day came at 165 pounds, where Smith returns Heil along with All-Americans Nick Piccininni, Kaid first two seasons.) redshirt sophomore Chandler Rogers came up short against West Brock, Joe Smith, Chandler Rogers and Preston Weigel from the He is a 13-time selection as Big 12 Coach of the Year to go with Virginia's Dylan Cottrell in a 5-4 match. Tied at three in the third, 2017 NCAA Championships. his two Big Eight Coach of the Year accolades. Cottrell won a scramble for a takedown with just over a minute left. The Pokes will look to build on a 2016-17 season that saw Rogers broke free and after nearly catching Cottrell on his back in them tally a third-place finish at the national tournament. Following the final seconds, was not awarded a takedown after review. LAST TIME OUT up an impressive 14-1 dual record, the Cowboys also claimed the Competing in his hometown, Crutchmer got the BOK Center The fifth-ranked Oklahoma State wrestling team wrapped up program’s 51st conference title, shattering Big 12 Championship crowd on its feet after finishing off an 8-4 decision over Oklahoma's its dual schedule Sunday afternoon with a 41-0 shutout of Fresno records for team points and margin of victory. Matt Reed. The senior was in control throughout, building his lead State at the Save Mart Center. It marks the team's most lopsided to as large as five in the third period to finish off his second career Smith also brings a new-look coaching staff into the upcoming win since its 41-0 sweep of Stanford in Gallagher-Iba Arena on Feb. Big 12 title. season. After elevating Zack Esposito to the associate head coach 14, 2016. Senior Nolan Boyd claimed his third conference championship post prior to the 2017 season, Smith made more moves this past at 184 pounds with a 15-4 major decision over Northern Colorado's summer. Chris Perry was promoted to assistant coach from his The Cowboys (13-2, 8-0 Big 12) piled up seven bonus point Dylan Gable for his third major of the weekend. Boyd had no previous volunteer assistant position, while Wisconsin standout wins in nine contested matches on Sunday, including a trio of falls problem with Gable, racking up six takedowns in the match to get Isaac Jordan made the move to Stillwater to assume Perry's former from Kaid Brock, Dean Heil and Chandler Rogers, as well as a tech the win. fall from Nick Piccininni and three major decisions. Preston Weigel picked up his second-straight Big 12 crown at role. Four-time All-American Tyler Caldwell was also added to the 197, defeating the bracket's top seed in No. 5 Jacob Smith of West staff as a recruiting coordinator. The OSU wrestling program enjoyed a number of firsts and No. 5 Oklahoma State 41, Fresno State 0 Virginia. Late in the first period, Weigel converted on a takedown Feb. 18, 2018 | Save Mart Center | Fresno, Calif. and was initially awarded a fall; however, it was ruled that Smith in- record-breaking performances during the 2016-17 season, and 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) TF Sean Williams (FS) 19-2, 7:00 jured himself as he was falling to the mat, and the pin was changed will look to continue that trend into 2018. While Dean Heil sets 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) fall Trevor Williams (FS) 1:41 to an injury default. his sights on title No. 3, a slew of other Cowboys and returning 141: No. 6 Dean Heil (OSU) fall Chris DeLoza (FS) 4:34 149: No. 14 Boo Lewallen (OSU) dec. Khristian Olivas (FS) 9-4 Senior heavyweight Austin Schafer finished off his first Big 12 All-Americans look to make their mark on program history as well Championship run with a 9-0 major decision over Utah Valley's 157: Tristan Moran (OSU) dec. Greg Gaxiola (FS) 6-2 come March. 165: Double forfeit Dustin Dennison. The win wrapped up an outstanding weekend for 174: No. 10 Chandler Rogers (OSU) fall Dominic Kincaid (FS) 2:20 the Edmond, Okla., native, as he earned a pin and a pair of majors 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) MD Richie Brandt (FS) 14-5 to earn top honors. RETURNING BIG 12 CHAMPS 197: Andrew Marsden (OSU) MD Josh Hokit (FS) 12-2 Head coach John Smith returns three reigning Big 12 HWT: No. 11 Derek White (OSU) MD AJ Nevills (FS) 10-2 Champions in this year’s lineup in Nick Piccininni (125), Dean Heil (141) and Preston Weigel (197). With championships each of the last three years, Heil will look to make history by becoming the ninth Cowboy wrestler to earn four career conference titles. Weigel is hunting his third career Big 12 Championship.

400 AND COUNTING HEIL'S STREAK SNAPPED AT 55 USA TODAY/NWCA DIVISION I With the retirement of former Rider head coach Gary Taylor Senior Dean Heil suffered his first loss since February of COACHES POLL (FEB. 20) during the offseason, Oklahoma State head coach John Smith 2016 last month to Bryce Meredith in the Cowboys' 20-15 win assumed the title of winningest active head coach in NCAA Division at Wyoming. The loss snapped the two-time defending national I wrestling. champion's win streak at 55 matches, which ties him at eighth School Record Points 1. Penn State (16) 14-0 400 After the Cowboys' win over Minnesota in November, Smith all-time in program history with Johny Hendricks. 2. Ohio State 14-1 382 reached dual win No. 400 for his career, becoming the seventh 3. Missouri 19-0 370 head coach in DI history to reach that benchmark. He is also only OSU STATISTICAL LEADERS 4. Michigan 11-3 348 the fifth coach to win all of his duals at the same school. Currently Overall Wins: 23, Boo Lewallen and Kaid Brock 5. Oklahoma State 13-2 335 sitting at 411 career wins, Smith is 10 wins away from tying Jack Dual Wins: 14, Kaid Brock and Derek White 6. NC State 15-2 315 7. Iowa 12-3 313 Childs and T.J. Kerr for fifth on the list. Impressively, of his 411 Ranked Wins: 5, Preston Weigel Bonus Point Wins: 14, Derek White 8. Lehigh 12-3 280 wins, 141 have come over top-10 teams. Wins by Fall: 11, Ethan Andersen 9. Arizona State 11-3 275 A look at the full list: Wins by Technical Fall: 8, Boo Lewallen 10. Virginia Tech 14-3 254 Wins by Major Decision: 11, Derek White 11. Cornell 13-2 243 All-Time Wrestling Coaching Wins* (400+) Dual Takedowns: 55, Derek White 12. South Dakota State 13-2 227 1. 616 Dale Thomas Oregon State 1957-90 Dual Nearfalls: 20, Nick Piccininni 13. Nebraska 10-4 198 14. Wyoming 13-3 194 2. 493 Harold Nichols Iowa State /Arkansas St. 1948-85 * Does not include redshirt athletes 3. 442 Gary Taylor Rider 1977-2017 15. Northern Iowa 6-5 178 3. 440 J Robinson Minnesota 1986-2016 16. Illinois 7-4 151 4. 424 Bobby Douglas Iowa St./Arizona St. 1975-2006 DUAL THREATS 17. Northwestern 11-4 144 5. 421 Jack Childs Drexel 1975-2010 With 1,105 dual wins to its credit, and over 37 wins more 18. Minnesota 10-8 131 T.J. Kerr CSU-Bakersfield/San Jose State 1984-2013 than the second-winningest team, the Oklahoma State wrestling 19. Rutgers 8-7 112 7. 411 John Smith Oklahoma State 1992-Pres. program has by far the most dual wins of any DI wrestling program. 20. Central Michigan 8-6 88 * Includes only DI wins 21. Purdue 9-7 76 The Cowboys are one of three programs that have surpassed 22. Wisconsin 7-5 74 1,000 total victories, with the others being Iowa State (1,067) and 1-2-3 PUNCH 23. Lock Haven 12-4 48 Oregon State (1,034). 24. North Carolina 9-11 27 While the Cowboys' lineup is littered with elite talent from top to A look at the top five: 25. Drexel 12-4 21 bottom, one would have a hard time finding many more devastating stretches for opponents in any lineup than the one-two-three punch All-Time Dual Wins Leaders Others Receiving Votes: Edinboro 6, Binghamton 3, Duke 3, packed by Nick Piccininni (125), Kaid Brock (133) and Dean Heil 1. Oklahoma State 1,104-128-23 Appalachian State 2, American 1, Rider 1. (141). 2. Iowa State 1,067-327-20 The three Cowboys not only combine for two NCAA 3. Oregon State 1,034-346-28 Championships, five All-America honors and four Big 12 titles, but 4. Iowa 999-231-31 INTERMAT TOURNAMENT 5. Minnesota 958-449-24 also a 228-33 career record. This season, the trio has combined to *As of matches on Feb. 7, 2018 RANKINGS (FEB. 27) go 62-9 overall thus far. CHAMPS IN THE CLASSROOM School Record WEIGEL'S RETURN Seven members of the Oklahoma State wrestling team have 1. Penn State 135.5 2. Ohio State 126 2017 All-American Preston Weigel made his return to the OSU earned spots on the 2018 Academic All-Big 12 team, the league lineup on the Cowboys' December road trip to Wyoming and Northern 3. Iowa 94 office announced on Thursday. Four of the seven Cowboys were 4. Missouri 90.5 Colorado last month. Weigel was impressive in his first weekend named to the first team. 5. Michigan 84 back, defeating Cody Vigoren and Jacob Seeley by a combined score Senior Dean Heil, juniors Jonce Blaylock and Gary Wayne 6. North Carolina State 76 of 22-0. Harding, as well as redshirt sophomore Andrew Marsden earned 7. Lehigh 61 Weigel has continued his impressive return since, going 8-1 with first team honors. Geo Martinez, Donald Cannon and Hestin 8. Virginia Tech 56.5 9. Oklahoma State 51 five ranked wins and two tech falls. In the Pokes' win over No. 5 NC Lamons each earned second team recognitions. 10. Arizona State 50.5 State in Italy, the junior knocked off No. 7 Mike Macchiavello, 5-4, to Sixty-three student-athletes made the first team while 25 11. Cornell 44 help OSU snag the win. At Iowa, Weigel shut out No. 5 Cash Wilcke, selections make up the second team. First team members consist 12. Wyoming 39.5 6-0, and against West Virginia he posted a 5-2 win over No. 13 Jacob of those who have maintained a 3.20 or better GPA while the 13. Illinois 38.5 Smith. Last weekend, against Northern Iowa he dropped No. 13 second team selections hold a 3.00 to 3.19 GPA. 14. Rutgers 38 Jacob Holschlag, 4-3. To qualify, student-athletes must maintain a 3.00 GPA or higher 15. South Dakota State 35.5 16. Minnesota 24.5 either cumulative or the two previous semesters and must have 17. Northern Iowa 24 HEAVYWHITE participated in 20 percent of their team’s scheduled contests. 18. Central Michigan 22 Moving up from 197 pounds this season, Derek White Freshmen and transfers are not eligible in their first year of 19. Nebraska 21.5 has proven himself a formidable answer for the Cowboys at academic residence. Senior student-athletes who have participated 20. Duke 21 heavyweight for the 2017-18 campaign. for a minimum of two years and meet all the criteria except percent 21. Lock Haven 18 White is 20-2 so far for his redshirt junior season to go along of participation are also eligible. 22. Northwestern 17 23. North Carolina 16.5 with 14 dual wins, four tech falls and a team-leading 11 major 24. Oregon State 14.5 decisons. WILLIAMS RECEIVES GALLAGHER AWARD 25. Drexel 14 He has already racked up a few top-20 wins as well. In Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith presented former Novermber at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic, White notched Cowboy Nick Williams with the 2018 Gallagher Award at the regular a 12-1 major decision over No. 9 Thomas Haines of Lock Haven season home finale against Oklahoma. The Gallagher Award is COWBOYS IN THE RANKINGS and a 3-2 decision over No. 20 Jordan Wood of Lehigh. Then, in presented annually to an OSU alumnus who exemplifies the spirit and leadership eminent in the tradition of champions. Friday's win over Edinboro, White posted a statement victory in a IM TOM FLO TW AWN WIN Williams lettered at Oklahoma State from 1993-95, wrestling major decision over No. 14 Billy Miller. In fact, the Edmond, Okla., Nick Piccininni, 125 7 10 6 8 9 7 mostly at heavyweight for the Cowboys, and has been the head product's only two losses came in narrow defeats to No. 3 Sam Kaid Brock, 133 4 6 4 5 2 3 wrestling coach at Altus High School since 2004 following stints at Dean Heil, 141 7 7 7 7 6 5 Stoll of Iowa and No. 11 Mike Hughes of Hofstra. Madill—where he was named the 2A Coach of the Year in 2002— Boo Lewallen, 149 14 15 14 14 17 12 and Mangum. Chandler Rogers, 165 12 7 6 7 14 7 Since the beginning of his career at Altus, the two-time 5A Jacobe Smith, 174 13 8 14 10 12 13 Oklahoma Coach of the Year has coached 62 state qualifiers, 21 Preston Weigel, 197 7 5 4 5 3 3 state placers, 15 state champions and eight All-Americans. He was Derek White, HWT 11 12 12 11 11 7 named an All-State coach in 2010.

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MOST CHAMPIONSHIPS IN EACH OF THE FIX IS IN COWBOY WRESTLING TRADITION THE MAJOR NORTH AMERICAN Oklahoma State wrestling freshman Daton Fix competed Oklahoma State wrestling celebrated 100 years of history SPORTS DIVISIONS at the U23 World Championship at 57 kg after going unbeaten two seasons ago. The Cowboys, then known as the Oklahoma last month at the U23 Freestyle World Team Trials. Fix did not A&M Tigers and led by A.M. Colville, wrestled their first match place, losing to Parviz Ibrahimov in the first round. in 1915 against the University of Texas. It was a rough start for 1. Oklahoma State Wrestling 34 The Sand Springs native took gold at the Junior World OSU as it fell to the Longhorns in its lone dual of the season. 2. New York Yankees (MLB) 27 Championships in August, outscoring his five opponents by a But the Cowboys pulled through and went on to win 34 NCAA 3. Montreal Canadiens (NHL) 22 combined score of 53-1 and leading the United States to its team championships (the most by any school in any sport), 4. Boston Celtics (NBA) 17 first team title since 1984. With the win, Fix became the first 142 individual champions and 458 All-Americans. Overall, the 5. Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) 6 Cowboy wrestler to take gold at the event since Alan Fried in Cowboys hold an incredibly impressive 1,104-127-23 overall 1991. record. Fix opened his day at the trials with a pair of 10-0 tech MOST NCAA TITLES falls over Alexander Mackall and Liam Cronin to advance to SMITH ANNOUNCES NEW-LOOK STAFF ALL SCHOOLS, ALL SPORTS the semis, where he edged Joshua Rodriguez, 8-3. In the Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith announced finals, he faced his toughest test of the event, squaring off with changes to his coaching staff this summer. Former volunteer 1. Oklahoma State Wrestling 34 2015 NCAA Champion and three-time All-American Nathan assistant coach Chris Perry will be elevated to the assistant 2. USC Men's Outdoor Track 26 Tomasello in a best-of-three series. After outlasting Tomasello, coach post, while former Cowboy standout Tyler Caldwell will 3. Iowa Wrestling 23 8-7, in the first match, Fix pulled away late in the second to be brought on as recruiting coordinator and Wisconsin product 4. Denver Skiing 21 win, 7-4, and claim his World team spot. Isaac Jordan has been hired as a volunteer assistant coach. Yale Men's Golf 21 Perry steps into his new role as assistant coach after 5. USC Men's Tennis 20 GFELLER TAKES SOUTHERN SCUFFLE TITLE serving as a volunteer assistant for two seasons following North Carolina Women's Soccer 20 The Oklahoma State wrestling team wrapped up its final two years as a club coach for the Pokes. During his time in day at the Southern Scuffle Tuesday with a tournament the coaching ranks at Oklahoma State, Perry has helped champion, as freshman Kaden Gfeller locked up the oversee a pair of national championships from 141-pounder NCAA INDIVIDUAL 141-pound title with a fall in 4:50 against fellow freshman Nick Dean Heil in 2016 and 2017, along with Alex Dieringer's third WRESTLING CHAMPIONS Lee of Penn State. NCAA Championship in 2016 at 165 pounds. As a wrestler at The match got off to a quick start with Gfeller scoring a Oklahoma State, Perry won back-to-back NCAA titles at 174 takedown in the first five seconds, but he gave up an escape 1. Oklahoma State 142 pounds under the direction of John Smith in 2013 and 2014. and two takedowns to trail going into the second period. Lee 2. Iowa 81 Tyler Caldwell takes over as recruiting coordinator after a 3. Iowa State 69 would get a two-point nearfall before giving up a penalty point successful collegiate career at Oklahoma State and Oklahoma. 4. Oklahoma 67 and allowing Gfeller the reversal. The Cowboy took advantage After his graduation from OSU, Caldwell served as a volunteer 5. Penn State 37 and put Lee on his back for 20 seconds before grinding out his 6. Lehigh 28 second fall in the tournament. assistant coach at West Virginia during the 2015-16 season. 7. Michigan State 25 Gfeller knocked off Lehigh's second-seeded Luke Karam As a collegiate wrestler, Caldwell was a two-time NCAA finalist earlier in the day with a 2-1 decision on his way to the finals and four-time All-American. Transferring to Stillwater from matchup. The Cowboy gave up an escape in the second period Oklahoma for the 2013 season, he finished his career at 87-16 NCAA WRESTLING but scored a takedown and held on for the final 45 seconds for overall, including a 63-9 record at OSU. ALL-AMERICANS the win. After an impressive career at Wisconsin, Isaac Jordan Cowboy Gary Wayne Harding also reached the tournament makes his way to Stillwater to assume the role of volunteer final at 133 pounds, but dropped the title bout to Virginia's 1. Oklahoma State 458 assistant coach. At Wisconsin, Jordan was a four-time All- second-seeded Jack Mueller, 10-0. 2. Iowa 323 American and two-time Big Ten champion wrestling primarily In the semifinals, unseeded Harding maintained his top 3. Iowa State 289 at 165 pounds. Jordan's four All-America honors include a position through the entire second period against unattached 4. Oklahoma 272 runner-up finish in 2016. As a Badger, Jordan racked up an all- Colby Smith. Harding gave up two points with a technical 5. Penn State 209 time record of 113-18, which sits as the sixth-highest winning violation and a stalling call in the third but found his way off the 6. Michigan 187 percentage in program history. bottom to get a reversal with about a minute to go. Riding time would prove to be the difference in his 3-2 victory. COWBOYS GO INTERNATIONAL Oklahoma State and NC State made NCAA history earlier PICCININNI BEATS CRUZ AT ALL-STAR DUAL this season. In January, both programs traveled overseas to Oklahoma State wrestling redshirt sophomore Nick faceoff in Italy, the first NCAA dual to be held outside of North Piccininni posted an outstanding performance last month at America. the National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Star Classic, The two teams have faced off in a pair of highly contested knocking off reigning 125-pound NCAA Champion Darian duals recently. In 2015, the two teams were tied heading into Cruz of Lehigh, 8-4. For his efforts, Piccininni was named the the final two matches, which Oklahoma State scored two major Two-time NCAA Wrestler of the Week by both the NCAA and Big 12, marking decisions and won in Raleigh, 20-12. The Wolfpack returned Champion Dean his first recognition by either organization. the favor in Stillwater in 2016, as NC State won the final three Heil The NWCA All-Star Classic is an exhibition dual that matches of the dual for a 19-15 victory. matches up two of the best from around the nation in each In addition to the recent close matches, the personal ties weight class. Although the result doesn't count for either of the duals extend to the head coaches. John Smith was Pat wrestler's record, the win will surely provide a good bit of Popolizio's collegiate head coach at Oklahoma State. The confidence for Piccininni, who is coming off an outstanding duo has split their first two meetings since Popolizio arrived in redshirt freshman season that saw the East Setauket, N.Y., Raleigh. native go 27-8 overall on the way to his first career Big 12 title and All-America honor.

HOME, SWEET 'HOMA ALL IN THE FAMILY The 2016-17 Cowboy wrestling roster features more of a This season’s squad features a set of brothers and a father- local taste than usual with 21 of its 33 total wrestlers hailing son combo, along with a handful of Cowboys whose family from Oklahoma. Aside from the eight Stillwater Cowboys members formerly wrestled at Oklahoma State. (Christian Bahl, Kaid Brock, Tyler Dieringer, Tristan Moran, Dalton and Tristan Moran are originally from Arizona. Dalton Andrew Nieman, Chandler Rogers, Joe Smith and Josh transferred to OSU three seasons ago from South Dakota State, Solomon), the OSU roster features wrestlers from Tulsa, Tristan is a redshirt sophomore this year. Coach John Smith and Edmond, McAlester, Sand Springs, Oklahoma City, Miami, son Joe, who is a junior and returning two-time All-American for Collinsville, Coweta, Tahlequah, Yukon, Stilwell, Muskogee and the Pokes, make up an exciting father-son duo. FINAL BIG 12 Sallisaw. Freshman Tyler Dieringer and redshirt freshman Andrew RECORDS Marsden's brothers Alex and Austin both wrestled for OSU SMITH SIGNS THREE TO NLI'S through 2016. Junior Chandler Rogers' brother wrestled for Oklahoma State wrestling head coach John Smith the Cowboys through 2017. Redshirt freshman Wyatt Sheets' School Overall Big 12 announced the signing of three student-athletes to National father, Mike, was a four-time All-American and two-time NCAA Air Force 8-5 3-4 Letters of Intent last month. Jalin Harper, Anthony Montalvo Champion during his time as a Cowboy, while freshman Daton Fresno State 4-16 1-5 and Travis Wittlake will join the Cowboys in the fall of 2018. Fix's father also wrestled at OSU. Iowa State 8-10 3-6 A two-time Cadet World qualifier and 2016 Cadet World bronze medalist, Travis Wittlake is set to make his way to WRESTLING'S HOUSE OF HORRORS North Dakota State 7-10 1-7 Stillwater in 2018 after his signing on Wednesday. During his No venue in America has a richer wrestling tradition than Northern Colorado 3-10 2-6 prep career, Wittlake has racked up an impressive resume, Gallagher-Iba Arena, home of Oklahoma State wrestling since Northern Iowa 6-5 3-2 including multiple national and state titles. The Coos Bay, Ore., 1939. In its beginning as Gallagher Hall, the gymnasium Oklahoma State 13-2 8-0 product is a top-five prospect on FloWrestling's Big Board for was named for Edward Clark Gallagher, the Oklahoma A&M Oklahoma 8-11 3-7 the 2018 class. wrestling mentor who never wrestled competitively but became South Dakota State 14-2 8-0 Anthony Montalvo, a Clovis, Calif., native, is coming off the greatest coach of his time. Utah Valley 8-6 4-4 his first California state championship in March. Currently Since wrestling began in Gallagher-Iba Arena, the Cowboys wrestling at 182 pounds, Montalvo is ranked No. 6 nationally have won 25 NCAA titles and have had 40 unbeaten and West Virginia 6-7 4-4 by FloWrestling in the class and No. 54 overall. The future untied campaigns at home. One of their longest winning Wyoming 13-3 7-2 Cowboy is a two-time champion at the Doc Buchanan streaks ran with the arena’s opening in 1939 and lasted until Invitational and has helped lead Buchanan High School to Feb. 16, 1951. During that period, Oklahoma State won 37 two-straight California state team titles. straight home duals, including no ties. BIG 12 WRESTLERS OF THE WEEK Hailing from Manhattan, Kan., Harper enters his senior Gallagher-Iba Arena has proved to be one of the most season looking for his second-straight state championship after difficult venues for opponents to win in across all of college claiming the 6A 152-pound title in February. A Manhattan High sports, as the Cowboy wrestling program boasts an impressive Nov. 8: Nick Piccininni, Oklahoma State, RSo. (125 pounds) School product, Harper boasts second and third-place finishes 488-41-6 overall record in the arena. Nov. 15: Yoanse Mejias, Oklahoma, Sr. (165 pounds) at the state championships to go along with last year's title. A From the final dual of 1959 through the first five home duals Nov. 22: Taylor Lujan, Northern Iowa, RSo. (174 pounds) multi-sport athlete, he has also been a standout on the football of the 1967 season, Oklahoma State wrestled 67 duals without Nov. 29: Dean Heil, Oklahoma State, Sr. (141 pounds) field this season. a loss, finishing with an impressive 60-0-1 record before the Dec. 6: Taylor Lamont, Utah Valley, RFr. (125 pounds) streak was broken by Oklahoma, 19-13. Dec. 13: David Kocer, South Dakota State, Sr. (174 pounds) SMITH, ESPOSITO COACH WORLD OSU’s latest home winning streak of 50 consecutive duals Dec. 20: Bryce Meredith, Wyoming, Sr. (141 pounds) CHAMPIONSHIP SQUADS was the second-longest such streak without a loss or tie, as it Jan. 10: Montorie Bridges, Wyoming RFr. (133 pounds) Oklahoma State wrestling coaches John Smith and Zack began near the end of the 1986 season and lasted until Jan. Jan. 17: Christian Moody, Oklahoma, RSo. (125 pounds) Esposito had a successful summer on the international 30, 1993. Jan. 24: Connor Brown, South Dakota State, Fr. (125 pounds) coaching stage this year, with Esposito coaching the U.S. Junior World Men's Freestyle Team and Smith helping lead the COACHED BY THE BEST Jan. 31: Ian Parker, Iowa State, RFr. (141 pounds) U.S. Senior World Women's Freestyle squad. When you come to wrestle at Oklahoma State, you Feb. 7: Sam Colbray, Iowa State, RFr. (197 pounds) Making his fifth World Team coaching appearance and first are coached by the best. Members of the Oklahoma State Feb. 14: Nick Piccininni, Oklahoma State, RSo. (125 pounds) on the Junior level, Esposito helped guide the young team to wrestling staff combine for six world championships and two Feb. 21: Seth Gross, South Dakota State, Jr. (133 pounds) the United States' first Junior World title since 1984. Included Olympic gold medals. John Smith, Zack Esposito, Chris Perry, on the roster was OSU freshman Daton Fix, who claimed gold Isaac Jordan and Tyler Caldwell also combine for five NCAA at 55 kg. The OSU associate head coach has seen action championships and 17 All-America honors. The breakdown: 2017 BIG 12 TOURNAMENT coaching the U.S. Cadet World Team in 2012, 2015 and 2016, TEAM STANDINGS which saw the squad earn a second-place finish. Esposito also Olympic Medalists served on the coaching staff for the 2010 Senior World Team. John Smith 1988 and 1992 Gold 1. Oklahoma State – 176.5 OKLAHOMA STATE IS "WRESTLING U" Senior World Championships Medalists 2. Oklahoma – 93.5 Last season, Dan Lobdell and Andrew Spey of FloWrestling John Smith 1987, 1989, 1990 and 1991 3. South Dakota State - 90.5 highlighted the best schools at each weight class over the last Gold 4. North Dakota State – 82.5 15 years. The 10-part series goes weight class by weight class, 5. Wyoming – 71.5 using an algorithm that factors in a school's NCAA qualifiers, NCAA Individual Championships 6. West Virginia – 50 All-Americans and national champions over that time span to John Smith 1987, 1988 7. Northern Colorado – 48.5 name one school the best at each class. Zack Esposito 2005 8. Northern Colorado - 48.5 Oklahoma State took top honors in four weight Chris Perry 2013, 2014 classes (133, 149, 165 and 174), while finishing second at 9. Utah Valley – 32 heavyweight. Not only were the Cowboys one of two schools to 10. Air Force - 28 take multiple weight classes, but OSU was the only program to take more than two.

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489-41-6 ALL-TIME RECORD AT HOME

No venue in America has a richer wrestling tradition than Gallagher-Iba Arena, home of Oklahoma State BY THE NUMBERS wrestling since 1939. In its beginning as Gallagher Hall, the gymnasium was named for Edward Clark Gallagher, the Oklahoma A&M wrestling mentor who never wrestled competitively but became the greatest coach of his time. The 1987-88 season brought a new look and a new name to the hallowed hall. When renovations were NCAA team championships won by completed in January 1988, it was renamed Gallagher-Iba Arena to honor the late Mr. Henry P. Iba, Oklahoma Oklahoma State since Gallagher-Iba Arena State’s legendary basketball coach. 25 opened in 1939. Gallagher-Iba Arena took on a new look once again in 2001. On Jan. 4, 2001 the OSU wrestling team hosted Oregon in the first match in the newly renovated arena. Gallagher-Iba Arena underwent a $56 million renovation, that increased the seating capacity of Gallagher-Iba Arena to its current total of 13,611 seats. The Cowboys set a new wrestling attendance record in the first season, packing in 10,802 for a Bedlam Series dual against Oklahoma on Feb. 18. That mark was surpassed in 2017 when the Cowboys hosted Penn Percent of duals won by OSU at Gallagher- State for the National Dual finals, which drew an arena record of 14,059. Iba Arena (489-41-6 record) since the Since wrestling began in Gallagher-Iba Arena, the Cowboys have won 25 NCAA titles and have had 40 building opened in 1939. unbeaten and untied campaigns at home. One of their longest winning streaks ran with the arena’s opening in 91 1939 and lasted until Feb. 16, 1951. During that period, Oklahoma State won 37 straight home duals, including no ties. From the final dual of 1959 through the first five home duals of the 1967 season, Oklahoma State wrestled 67 duals without a Longest home unbeaten streak in loss, finishing with an impressive 60-0-1 record before the streak Oklahoma State history. The streak lasted was broken by Oklahoma, 19-13. 67from 1933-51. On Feb. 3, 1939, Oklahoma A&M wrestled for the first time inside the arena, defeating Indiana by an 18-6 margin. On Feb. 3, 1989, the Oklahoma State Cowboys hosted the Hoosiers in a celebration of the 50-year anniversary of the first Gallagher Hall dual. The Cowboys defeated the Hoosiers, 28-6, in the 1989 Unbeaten and untied seasons for the dual. Cowboys at Gallagher-Iba Arena since the OSU’s latest home winning streak of 50 consecutive duals was the second-longest such streak without a building opened in 1939. 41 loss or tie, as it began near the end of the 1986 season and lasted until Jan. 30, 1993.

2017-18 BREAKDOWN 2017-18 INDIVIDUAL STATS Overall Dual Match Record 13-2 Overall Dual Dual vs. Ranked Tech Dual Matches Only Potential 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 18-3 11-3 46 4-3 -- 7 3 -- 21 12 1 20 Dual Match Record at Home 7-1 Kaid Brock 133 23-2 14-1 54 3-2 5 4 5 1:41 52 11 3 4 Dean Heil 141 21-4 11-4 47 2-3 6 4 2 1:14 24 10 3 9 Dual Match Record on the Road 4-1 Boo Lewallen 149 23-5 6-4 25 2-4 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 17-3 11-2 49 2-2 10 -- 1 0:32 18 11 1 3 Dual Match Record vs. Top 25 3-2 Jacobe Smith 174 15-4 8-2 30 1-3 4 2 2 1:13 24 14 1 4 Keegan Moore 184 15-7 9-5 34 0-4 6 -- 1 0:22 22 12 5 -- Preston Weigel 197 8-1 8-1 28 5-1 -- 2 -- -- 9 9 -- 9 Derek White HWT 20-2 14-1 51 3-2 -- 4 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 18-5 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 All Day 3/15-17 NCAA Championships All Day

2017-18 STARTING LINEUPS

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 Rogers Moore Marsden White March 3-4 Big 12 Championships March 15-17 NCAA Championships

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PICCININNI NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Sophomore Season) 11/5 No. 1 Darian Cruz * Lehigh W 8-5 NWCA All-Star Classic ►Currently ranked No. 7 by Intermat. 11/12 Josiah Kline Lock Haven W TF, 16-1 Journeymen (1st) 11/12 Trey Chalifoux Army W 10-4 Journeymen (1st) ►Started the season with a bang at the NWCA All- 11/12 Kyle Norstrem Virginia Tech W 7-3 Journeymen (1st) Star Classic by defeating reigning NCAA Champion 11/19 No. 5 Ethan Lizak Minnesota L 10-9 Dual (Stillwater) Darian Cruz, 8-4. 11/26 Paul Bianchi North Dakota State W 6-1 Dual (Fargo) ►Took first in the 125A division at the Journeymen 12/3 Cameron Rudy Labette CC W TF, 16-1 Bob Smith (1st) Collegiate Classic. 12/3 Timothy Null Central Oklahoma W TF, 19-4 Bob Smith (1st) ►Took top honors at the Bob Smith Open. 12/3 Dylan Gowin Nebraska W MD, 15-4 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Eli Hale Oklahoma State W 9-4 Bob Smith (1st) 12/18 Sean Cannon Northern Colorado W TF, 16-0 Dual (Greeley) 2016-17 (R-Freshman Season) 12/19 Drake Foster Wyoming W MD, 15-1 Dual (Cheyenne) ►Went 27-8 overall with as 12-3 dual mark in his first 1/5 No. 8 Sean Fausz NC State L 9-5 Dual (Naples) season as a starter at 125 pounds. 1/14 No. 9 Spencer Lee Iowa L 10-5 Dual (Iowa City) ►All-American at 125, going 5-2 with ranked wins 1/19 No. 14 Zeke Moisey West Virginia W 4-0 Dual (Stillwater) 1/21 Jake Ferri Kent State W TF, 16-1 Dual (Stillwater) over No. 9 Josh Rodriguez of North Dakota State, No. 1/27 Barlow McGhee Missouri W inj., 2:20 Dual (Stillwater) 7 Sean Russell of Edinboro and No. 10 Jack Mueller 1/28 Sinjin Briggs Iowa State W TF, 15-0 Dual (Stillwater) of Virginia to finish fourth overall at the national tourna- 2/3 No. 20 Jay Schwarm Northern Iowa W MD, 12-2 Dual (Stillwater) ment. 2/9 No. 11 Sean Russell Edinboro W 3-1 Dual (Stillwater) ►With the honor, became the program’s 35th fresh- 2/11 No. 16 Christian Moody Oklahoma W 8-2 Dual (Stillwater) man All-American. 2/18 Sean Williams Fresno State W TF, 19-2 Dual (Fresno) * All-Star match does not count toward record ►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 18-3 11-3 4-3 -- 2 7 -- Career 45-11 23-6 11-9 1 6 14 6:04

BROCK NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Sophomore Season) 11/5 Robb Rodriguez Lyon College W TF, 15-0 OCU Open (1st) ►Currently ranked No. 4 by Intermat. 11/5 Taylor Swanson North Texas W TF, 17-2 OCU Open (1st) ►Dropped No. 6 Mitch McKee in the Pokes' home 11/5 Rio Zamora Central Oklahoma W TF, 17-1 OCU Open (1st) 11/11 Zach Sherman North Carolina W 5-3 Dual (Albany) opener against Minnesota, helping OSU to a 30-3 win 11/12 Ryan Haskett Virginia Tech W F, 4:39 Journeymen (2nd) and earning the honor of NCAA Wrestler of the Week. 11/12 Anthony Tutolo Kent State W 7-2 Journeymen (2nd) ►Finished second in the 133A division at the Journey- 11/12 No. 4 Scott Parker Lehigh L 9-8 Journeymen (2nd) men Colliegiate Classic. 11/19 No. 6 Mitch McKee Minnesota W 9-7 Dual (Stillwater) ►Went 3-0 with three tech falls to win the OCU Open 11/26 McGwire Midkiff North Dakota State W F, 4:06 Dual (Fargo) 12/3 Hagen Kent Barton CC W F, 2:24 Bob Smith (1st) 133-pound title. 12/3 Clayton Glendy Nebraska-Kearne W 8-1 Bob Smith (1st) ►Posted three bonus points en route to taking the 12/3 Blake Dauphin Central Oklahoma W F, 3:31 Bob Smith (1st) Bob Smith Open title. 12/3 Gary Wayne Harding Oklahoma State W MD, 13-3 Bob Smith (1st) 12/18 Rico Montoya Northern Colorado W 9-8 Dual (Greeley) 2016-17 (R-Freshman Season) 12/19 No. 20 Montorie Bridges Wyoming L 11-10 Dual (Cheyenne) ►After his true freshman season was cut short due to 1/5 Tariq Wilson NC State W TF, 16-1 Dual (Naples) 1/5 Phillip Laux Iowa W MD, 16-6 Dual (Iowa City) injury, rebounded in an impressive way by going 29-4 1/19 Matthew Schmitt West Virginia W 6-1 Dual (Stillwater) overall and 14-1 in dual matches in his first full season. 1/21 Anthony Tutolo Kent State W MD, 13-5 Dual (Stillwater) ►2017 All-American, finishing fifth at 133 pounds. 1/27 No. 7 John Erneste Missouri W 8-7 Dual (Stillwater) ►Recorded ranked wins over No. 14 Mitch McKee 1/28 Markus Simmons Iowa State W 6-2 Dual (Stillwater) of Minnesota and No. 11 Bryan Lantry of Buffalo to 2/3 Jack Wagner Northern Iowa W 14-6 Dual (Stillwater) advance to the championship bracket semifinals. 2/9 No. 16 Korbin Myers Edinboro W 5-4 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 Jacob Rubio Oklahoma W MD, 15-5 Dual (Stillwater) ►With the honor, became the program’s 35th fresh- 2/18 Trevor Williams Fresno State W F, 1:41 Dual (Fresno) man 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 23-2 14-1 3-2 5 5 4 1:41 Career 71-7 30-2 19-7 12 15 11 0:03 *Received medical redshirt

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HEIL NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (Senior Season) 11/5 Siaygnoun Hnamnhouane Ozarks W F, 1:31 OCU Open (1st) ►Currently ranked No. 7 by Intermat. 11/5 Kevin Evans Houston-Downtown W F, 1:18 OCU Open (1st) ►Took first in the 141A division at the Journeymen 11/5 Mike Magaldo Oklahoma State W MD, 10-2 OCU Open (1st) 11/11 A.C. Headlee North Carolina W 5-2 Dual (Albany) Collegiate Classic. 11/12 Todd Lane Lock Haven W TF, 15-0 Journeymen (1st) ►Helped OSU to a 30-3 win in the Cowboys' home 11/12 Jack Mutchnik American W 5-0 Journeymen (1st) opener with a 3-1 triumph over No. 8 Tommy Thorn. 11/12 Luke Karem Lehigh W 8-2 Journeymen (1st) ►Registered a pair of pins and a major to win the 11/19 No. 8 Tommy Thorn Minnesota W 3-1 Dual (Stillwater) OCU Open 141-pound title. 11/26 Nico Colunga North Dakota State W TF, 16-0 Dual (Fargo) 12/3 Keaton Sander Barton CC W F, 1:48 Bob Smith (1st) ►Claimed top honors at the Bob Smith Open. 12/3 Chris Deters Colby CC W TF, 18-3 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Kaden Gfeller Oklahoma State W 7-4 Bob Smith (1st) 2016-17 (Junior Season) 12/3 Brandon Ball Fort Hays State W 5-3 Bob Smith (1st) ► Posted a perfect 32-0 overall record with a 15-0 12/18 Ben Polkowske Northern Colorado W F, 1:14 Dual (Greeley) dual mark on the way to his second-straight national 12/19 No. 4 Bryce Meredith Wyoming L 2-1, TB1 Dual (Cheyenne) title at 141 pounds and the 142nd individual title in 1/5 No. 4 Kevin Jack NC State L 4-3 Dual (Naples) program history. 1/14 Vince Turk Iowa W 4-0 Dual (Iowa City) 1/19 Christian Monserrat West Virginia W 11-5 Dual (Stillwater) ►Recorded ranked wins over No. 16 Jared Prince of 1/21 Tim Rooney Kent State W F, 2:44 Dual (Stillwater) Navy, No. 8 Jaydin Eierman of Missouri, No. 5 Anthony 1/27 No. 3 Jaydin Eierman Missouri L F, 4:49 Dual (Stillwater) Ashnault of Rutgers in the NCAA Tournament before 1/28 Ian Parker Iowa State L 3-1 Dual (Stillwater) upending No. 6 George DiCamillo of Virginia, 6-3, in 2/3 No. 8 Josh Alber Northern Iowa W 4-1 Dual (Stillwater) the title bout. 2/9 Nate Hagan Edinboro W TF, 17-1 Dual (Stillwater) ►His 32-0 season marked the 15th undefeated 2/11 Mike Longo Oklahoma W MD, 15-6 Dual (Stillwater) season of 29 wins or more in program history. 2/18 Chris DeLoza Fresno State W F, 4:34 Dual (Fresno) ►Won his third Big 12 title at 141 pounds, defeating No. 8 Bryce Meredith of Wyoming in the finals. ►Named the Big 12 Wrestler of the Year.

2015-16 (Sophomore Season) ►Won his first NCAA individual title, when he defeated No. 14 Bryce Meredith of Wyoming in the 141-pound NCAA final, 3-2.

2014-15 (Freshman Season) ►Finished fourth at his first NCAA tournament for his first All-America honor. HEIL CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2013-14 Redshirted 2014-15 27-10 8-5 3-7 4 6 1 1:30 2015-16 32-1 15-1 13-1 2 3 4 2:38 2016-17 32-0 15-0 13-0 2 6 4 1:44 2017-18 21-4 11-4 2-3 6 2 4 1:14 Career 112-15 49-10 31-11 14 17 13 1:14

LEWALLEN NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Sophomore Season) 11/5 Mario Vasquez Ozarks W TF, 21-4 OCU Open (1st) ►Currently ranked No. 14 by Intermat. 11/5 No. 10 Geo Martinez Oklahoma State W 10-8, SV1 OCU Open (1st) 11/5 Tristan Moran Oklahoma State W 4-2, SV2 OCU Open (1st) ►Got the first dual win of his career against West 11/18 Anthony Wesley Iowa State W TF, 18-3 Lindenwood (1st) Virginia, defeating Kyler Rea by way of 12-4 major 11/18 Garrett Model Wisconsin W TF, 21-5 Lindenwood (1st) decision. 11/18 Isaiah Kemper McKendree W 6-4 Lindenwood (1st) ►Finished third at the Reno Tournament of 11/18 Grant Leeth Missouri W 7-4 Lindenwood (1st) Champions, going 4-1 before taking the third-place 11/18 Jarrett Degen Iowa State W 13-7 Lindenwood (1st) match over Campbell's Josh Heil, 12-8. 12/3 Garrett Nichols Neosho County CC W TF, 18-3 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Simon Bassett Pratt CC W 6-1 Bob Smith (1st) ►Competing unattached, took open titles at the OCU 12/3 Brody Lewis Fort Hays State W TF, 22-7 Bob Smith (1st) Open, Lindenwood Open and Bob Smith Open. 12/3 Jonathon Ball Fort Hays State W TF, 21-6 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 No. 10 Geo Martinez Oklahoma State W 7-6 Bob Smith (1st) 2016-17 (R-Freshman Season) 12/17 Benjamin Barton Campbell W MD, 14-4 Reno TOC (3rd) ►Was outstanding in his debut season as a Cowboy, 12/17 Jamal Morris NC State W 3-1 Reno TOC (3rd) 12/17 Sam Turner Wyoming W TF, 19-4 Reno TOC (3rd) going 11-2 overall at 141 pounds. 12/17 Jason Tsirtsis Arizona State L 3-2 Reno TOC (3rd) ►Opened eyes around the country at the Reno Tour- 12/17 Josh Heil Campbell W 12-8 Reno TOC (3rd) nament of Champions, going 5-0 with wins over No. 1/5 No. 17 Beau Donahue NC State L 6-4, SV1 Dual (Naples) 15 Javier Gasca of Michigan State and No. 9 Bryce 1/14 No. 2 Brandon Sorensen Iowa L TF, 23-8 Dual (Iowa City) Meredith to claim the title at 141 in his first collegiate 1/19 Kyler Rea West Virginia W MD, 12-4 Dual (Stillwater) event. 1/21 Chance Driscoll Kent State W TF, 23-8 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 No. 3 Grant Leeth Missouri L 8-4 Dual (Stillwater) ►Also competed at the Southern Scuffle, going 2-2 1/28 No. 18 Jarrett Degen Iowa State W 11-9, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) with his two losses coming to top-12 opponents. 2/3 No. 8 Max Thomsen Northern Iowa L 3-1, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) ►Won the Golden Norseman Open. 2/9 Jensen Lorea Edinboro W F, 5:11 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 Davion Jeffies Oklahoma W MD, 13-4 Dual (Stillwater) 2/18 Khristian Olivas Fresno State W 9-4 Dual (Fresno) 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 23-5 6-4 3-4 1 3 8 5:11 Career 34-7 6-4 5-6 1 5 11 5:11

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BLAYLOCK NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Junior Season) 11/5 Wyatt Sheets Oklahoma State W 5-3 OCU Open (1st) ►Picked up the third ranked win of his career with 11/5 Dalton Moran Oklahoma State W 5-3, SV1 OCU Open (1st) a 3-1 sudden victory win against No. 10 Jake Short, 11/11 Kennedy Monday North Carolina W 10-5 Dual (Albany) helping OSU to a 30-3 triumph over Minnesota. 11/12 Luke Weiland Army L 5-0 Journeymen (4th) ►Knocked off teammates Wyatt Sheets and Dalton 11/12 Alex Klucker Lock Haven L 12-11 Journeymen (4th) Moran to earn the OCU Open title. 11/19 No. 10 Jake Short Minnesota W 3-1, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) ►Went 5-0 to take top honors at the Bob Smith Open. 11/26 No. 12 Clay Ream North Dakota State L 3-2 Dual (Fargo) 12/3 Brayden Wills Nebraska-Kearne W MD, 15-3 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Briar Stopp Central Oklahoma W MD, 16-3 Bob Smith (1st) 2016-17 (R-Sophomore Season) 12/3 Brandon Archuleta Bethany W 3-1 Bob Smith (1st) ►Posted a 20-6 overall record with a perfect 4-0 mark 12/3 Luke Weber Nebraska W 5-3 Bob Smith (1st) in dual action, competing at both 149 and 157. 12/3 Zemua Baptista Nebraska W 3-2 Bob Smith (1st) ►Recorded starts at 157 pounds against Minnesota, 12/18 Tyler Kinn Northern Colorado W 9-3 Dual (Greeley) Oklahoma and Pittsburgh, and a start at 149 against 12/19 No. 17 Archie Colgan Wyoming L 3-1 Dual (Cheyenne) Bucknell. 1/5 No. 3 Hayden Hidlay NC State L MD, 12-4 Dual (NC State) ►Notched a ranked win over No. 13 DaWaylon 1/14 No. 2 Michael Kemerer Iowa L 9-2 Dual (Iowa City) Barnes of Oklahoma in the Cowboys’ win over the 1/19 Zach Moore West Virginia W MD, 13-5 Dual (Stillwater) Sooners in Norman. 1/21 Casey Sparkman Kent State W MD, 11-2 Dual (Stillwater) ►Scored a 21-2 technical fall over Bucknell’s Seth 1/27 No. 4 Joey Lavallee Missouri L 9-5 Dual (Stillwater) Hogue in the season opener. 1/28 Chase Straw Iowa State W 5-3 Dual (Stillwater) ►Made appearances at both the Southern Scuffle and 2/3 Logan Ryan Northern Iowa W 5-2 Dual (Stillwater) Reno Tournament of Champions, helping the Cowboys 2/9 Andrew Shomers Edinboro L 3-0 Dual (Stillwater) to team titles in both. 2/11 Justin Thomas Oklahoma L 7-2 Dual (Stillwater)

2015-16 (R-Freshman Season) ►Made dual starts against OU and Wyoming. ►Defeated No. 16 Davion Jeffries in the dual vs. OU, 10-2.

BLAYLOCK CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2014-15 Redshirted 2015-16 17-6 1-1 1-0 1 4 2 2:45 2016-17 20-6 4-0 1-1 4 5 5 4:13 2017-18 14-9 7-7 1-5 -- 4 -- -- Career 51-21 12-8 3-6 5 13 7 2:45

ROGERS NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Junior Season) 11/11 Clay Lautt North Carolina W 9-4 Dual (Albany) ►Currently ranked No. 12 by Intermat. 11/12 Houston Curtis The Citadel W F, 1:41 Journeymen (2nd) 11/12 Sage Heller Hofstra W F, 1:28 Journeymen (2nd) ►Leads Cowboy starters with eight pins. 11/12 No. 8 David McFadden Virginia Tech L 4-3 Journeymen (2nd) ►Took second in the 165B division at the Journeymen 11/19 No. 10 Nick Wanzek Minnesota W 3-2 Dual (Stillwater) Collegiate Classic after tallying a pair of pins. 11/26 No. 15 Andrew Fogarty North Dakota State W 9-3 Dual (Fargo) ►Edged No. 10 Nick Wanzek of Minnesota, 3-2, in the 12/3 Vinny Dolce Air Force Prep W F, 0:48 Bob Smith (1st) Cowboys' 30-3 home-opening win over the Gophers. 12/3 Martin Verhaeghe Fort Hays State W F, 0:32 Bob Smith (1st) ►Posted three falls en route to claiming the Bob 12/3 John Blankenship Nebraska W F, 3:38 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Joe Smith Oklahoma State W FF Bob Smith (1st) Smith Open title. 12/18 Keilan Torres Northern Colorado W F, 0:54 Dual (Greeley) 12/19 No. 15 Branson Ashworth Wyoming L 5-2 Dual (Cheyenne) 2016-17 (R-Sophomore Season) 1/5 Brian Hamann NC State W MD, 13-1 Dual (Naples) ►Went 25-8 overall at 165 pounds with a 10-5 dual 1/14 No. 11 Alex Marinelli Iowa L 5-2 Dual (Iowa City) mark. 1/27 Connor Flynn Missouri W F, 3:17 Dual (Stillwater) 1/28 Brady Jennings Iowa State W F, 1:07 Dual (Stillwater) ►Earned his first All-America honor, going 5-2 to 2/3 Dan Kelly Northern Iowa W 7-5, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) finish fifth at 165 pounds. 2/9 Fritz Hoehn Edinboro W F, 0:35 Dual (Stillwater) ►Led the team in falls with 11, to go along with four 2/11 Dawaylon Barnes Oklahoma W 8-2 Dual (Stillwater) major decisions and a technical fall. 2/18 Dominic Kincaid^ Fresno State W F, 2:20 Dual (Fresno) ►Recorded ranked wins over No. 8 Dylan Cottrell of ^competed at 174 pounds 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 to cap off a Southern Scuffle in which he went 5-0 with two falls, a tech fall and a major decision to claim 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 17-3 11-2 2-3 10 1 -- 0:32 Career 70-20 25-8 18-18 34 9 2 0:32

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SMITH NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Junior Season) 11/5 Jacob Sherrill Ozarks W F, 1:13 OCU Open (1st) ►Currently ranked No. 13 by Intermat. 11/5 Joseph McAleavey Bacone W F, 1:36 OCU Open (1st) 11/11 No. 9 Ethan Ramos North Carolina L 13-8 Dual (Albany) ►Dropped No. 19 Ben Harvey (Army) on his way to 11/12 Bobby Fehr Hofstra W 7-2 Journeymen (2nd) finishing second in the 174A division at the Journey- 11/12 No. 19 Ben Harvey Army W 6-2 Journeymen (2nd) men Collegiate Classic. 11/12 No. 11 Jordan Kutler Lehigh L 5-4 Journeymen (2nd) ►Came up with a 10-1 major decision over 11/19 Chris Pfarr Minnesota W MD, 10-1 Dual (Stillwater) Minnesota's Chris Pfarr in his first dual start at 11/26 Charley Popp North Dakota State W TF, 21-5 Dual (Fargo) Gallagher-Iba Arena, helping OSU to a 30-3 win over 12/3 Andres Villa Oklahoma City W F, 2:09 Bob Smith (2nd) 12/3 Jordon Ward Unattached W TF, 18-2 Bob Smith (2nd) Minnesota. 12/3 Dylan Wiesner Fort Hays State W MD, 18-5 Bob Smith (2nd) ►Turned in a pair of pins to win the OCU Open title. 12/3 Mikey Labriola Nebraska L 7-6 Bob Smith (2nd) 12/18 Seth Bogulski Northern Colorado W 6-4 Dual (Greeley) 2016-17 (Redshirt Season) 12/19 Kyle Pope Wyoming W 8-7 Dual (Cheyenne) ►Went a perfect 15-0 in his redshirt season at 174 1/5 Daniel Bullard NC State W 7-2 Dual (Naples) 1/14 Joey Gunther Iowa W 3-1 Dual (Iowa City) pounds, competing exclusively in open tournaments. 1/19 Parker VonEgidy West Virginia W 9-4 Dual (Stillwater) ►Defeated No. 7 Zac Brunson of Illinois by way of 1/21 Dylan Barreiro Kent State W F, 1:24 Dual (Stillwater) third-period fall at the Joe Parisi Open. 1/27 No. 4 Daniel Lewis Missouri L 7-3 Dual (Stillwater) ►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 15-4 8-2 1-3 4 2 2 1:13 Career 15-4 8-2 1-3 4 2 2 1:13

MOORE NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Freshman Season) 11/11 Adis Radoncic North Carolina W 5-2 Dual (Albany) ►Got his first dual win, defeating Adis Radoncic of 11/12 Paul Dunn Lehigh W F, 1:08 Journeymen (3rd) 11/12 No. 7 Zach Zavatsky Virginia Tech L 8-5 Journeymen (3rd) North Carolina in the Cowboys' season opener. 11/12 Jack Wedholm Army W F, 0:37 Journeymen (3rd) ►Racked up a couple of falls on his way to finishing 11/19 Owen Webster Minnesota W 7-5 Dual (Stillwater) third in the 184A division at the Journeymen Collegiate 11/26 Tyler McNutt North Dakota State W F, 3:43 Dual (Fargo) Classic. 12/3 Micquille Robinson Fort Hays State W F, 1:15 Bob Smith (3rd) ►Tallied a 7-5 decision over Minnesota's Owen 12/3 Joe Speeno Central Oklahoma W F, 0:22 Bob Smith (3rd) Webster in his first start at Gallagher-Iba Arena, 12/3 Noel Torres Newman L 8-3 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Bear Hughes Oklahoma State W 6-2 Bob Smith (3rd) helping OSU to a 30-3 win over No. 6 Minnesota. 12/3 Austin Harris Oklahoma State W 7-4 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/18 Dylan Gabel Northern Colorado L MD, 10-1 Dual (Greeley) 2016-17 (Redshirt Season) 12/19 Chaz Polson Wyoming W 8-7 Dual (Cheyenne) ►Went 7-2 overall in his redshirt season while com- 1/5 No. 3 Pete Renda NC State L 3-0 Dual (Naples) peting in two events. 1/14 Mitch Bowman Iowa L 10-6 Dual (Iowa City) 1/19 Brenden McRill West Virginia W 3-1, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) ► Won the Norsman Open, racking up five falls in five 1/21 Colin McCracken Kent State W 8-5 Dual (Stillwater) matches to claim the 197-pound title. 1/27 No. 14 Canten Marriott Missouri L 2-1 Dual (Stillwater) ►Finished fourth at 184 pounds at the Outlaw Open. 2/3 No. 10 Drew Foster Northern Iowa L MD, 12-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2/9 Zach Ancewicz Edinboro W 9-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 Matt Waddell Oklahoma W F, 0:40 Dual (Stillwater) MOORE CAREER STATS 2/18 Richie Brandt Fresno State W MD, 14-5 Dual (Fresno)

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2016-17 Redshirted 2017-18 15-7 9-5 0-4 6 1 -- 0:22 2017-18 15-7 9-5 0-4 6 1 -- 0:22

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WEIGEL NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Junior Season) 12/18 No. 19 Jacob Seeley Northern Colorado W 7-0 Dual (Greeley) ►Currently ranked No. 7 by Intermat. 12/19 Cody Vigoren Wyoming W TF, 15-0 Dual (Cheyenne) ►Has gone 7-1 since his return from injury, picking up 1/5 No. 7 Mike Macchiavello NC State W 5-4 Dual (Naples) four ranked wins and a pair of tech falls. 1/14 No. 5 Cash Wilcke Iowa W 6-0 Dual (Iowa City) ►Boasts two top-10 wins over No. 7 Mike 1/19 No. 13 Jacob Smith West Virginia W 5-2 Dual (Stillwater) Macchiavello of NC State and No. 5 Cash Wilcke of 1/21 Kyle Conel Kent State W TF, 16-0 Dual (Stillwater) Iowa. 1/27 No. 7 Willie Miklus Missouri L 10-4 Dual (Stillwater) 1/28 Samuel Colbray Iowa State W 4-1 Dual (Stillwater) 2016-17 (R-Sophomore Season) 2/3 No.13 Jacob Holschlag Northern Iowa W 4-3 Dual (Stillwater) ► 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 season 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 2014-15 Redshirted 2015-16 20-11 4-2 2-6 -- 4 4 -- 2016-17 22-8 7-4 6-8 -- 4 4 -- 2017-18 8-1 8-1 5-1 -- -- 2 -- Career 50-20 19-7 13-15 -- 8 10 --

WHITE NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Junior Season) 11/5 Jerhett Lee Ouachita Baptist W TF, 20-2 OCU Open (1st) ►Currently ranked No. 11 by Intermat. 11/5 Vernon Willis Wayland Baptist W TF, 16-1 OCU Open (1st) ►Owns a team-leading eight major decisions on the 11/5 Lance Dixon Oklahoma W 4-1 OCU Open (1st) season. 11/5 Blake Andrews Oklahoma State W MD, 10-0 OCU Open (1st) 11/11 Cory Daniel North Carolina W MD, 10-1 Dual (Albany) ►Racked up a pair of top-20 wins at the Journeymen 11/12 No. 20 Jordan Wood Lehigh W 3-2 Journeymen (2nd) Collegiate Classic, defeating No. 20 Jordan Wood 11/12 No. 9 Thomas Haines Lock Haven W MD, 12-1 Journeymen (2nd) (Lehigh) and majoring No. 9 Thomas Haines (Lock 11/12 No. 11 Mike Hughes Hofstra L 1-0 Journeymen (2nd) Haven) on his way to a second-place finish. 11/19 Rylee Streifel Minnesota W 5-2 Dual (Stillwater) ►Went 4-0 to claim the OCU Open heavyweight title. 11/26 Dan Stibral North Dakota State W MD, 12-3 Dual (Fargo) 12/18 Robert Winters Northern Colorado W MD, 12-4 Dual (Greeley) 2016-17 (R-Sophomore Season) 12/19 Hunter Mullins Wyoming W TF, 17-2 Dual (Cheyenne) ►Went 18-9 overall competing at both 197 pounds 1/5 Malik McDonald NC State W MD, 8-0 Dual (Naples 1/14 No. 6 Sam Stoll Iowa L 6-4, SV2 Dual (Iowa City) and heavyweight. 1/19 Brandon Ngati West Virginia W 10-4 Dual (Stillwater) ►Made six dual starts for the Pokes. 1/21 Devin Nye Kent State W MD, 10-1 Dual (Stillwater) ►Took home the title at the Reno Tournament of 1/27 Wyatt Koelling Missouri W MD, 17-4 Dual (Stillwater) Champions, defeating Cal Poly’s JT Goodwin in the 1/28 Marcus Harrington Iowa State W 4-0 Dual (Stillwater) finals. 2/3 Carter Isley Northern Iowa W MD, 8-0 Dual (Stillwater) ► Finished fourth at the Southern Scuffle where he 2/9 No. 14 Billy Miller Edinboro W MD, 12-3 Dual (Stillwater) recorded his lone ranked win on the season with a 3-1 2/11 Connor Webb Oklahoma W TF, 21-6 Dual (Stillwater) win over No. 15 Frank Mattiace of Penn. 2/18 AJ Nevills Fresno State W MD, 10-2 Dual (Fresno) ►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 20-2 14-1 3-2 -- 11 4 -- Career 46-14 15-8 6-9 -- 15 7 --

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ETHAN ANDERSEN JONCE BLAYLOCK 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | Heavyweight 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 157 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Blake Cedillo Houston-Downtown W F, 0:10 OCU Open (3rd) 11/5 Wyatt Sheets Oklahoma State W 5-3 OCU Open (1st) 11/5 Joe Leal New Mexico Highlands W F, 2:38 OCU Open (3rd) 11/5 Dalton Moran Oklahoma State W 5-3, SV1 OCU Open (1st) 11/5 Blake Andrews Oklahoma State L TF, 16-0 OCU Open (3rd) 11/11 Kennedy Monday North Carolina W 10-5 Dual (Albany) 11/5 Vernon Willis Wayland Baptist W 12-6 OCU Open (3rd) 11/12 Luke Weiland Army L 5-0 Journeymen (4th) 11/5 Lance Dixon Oklahoma W 5-3 OCU Open (3rd) 11/12 Alex Klucker Lock Haven L 12-11 Journeymen (4th) 11/18 Patrick DiPiazza Ellsworth CC W F, 0:19 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/19 No. 10 Jake Short Minnesota W 3-1, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) 11/18 Brian Andrews NE Oklahoma A&M L 8-7 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/26 No. 12 Clay Ream North Dakota State L 3-2 Dual (Fargo) 11/18 Daniel Bland Limestone W F, 0:15 Lindenwood (3rd) 12/3 Brayden Wills Nebraska-Kearne W MD, 15-3 Bob Smith (1st) 11/18 Bryan Ditchman Joliet JC W F, 0:28 Lindenwood (3rd) 12/3 Briar Stopp Central Oklahoma W MD, 16-3 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Anthony Ottinger Labette CC W F, 0:18 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Brandon Archuleta Bethany W 3-1 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Tuli Laulu Adams State L 5-1 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Luke Weber Nebraska W 5-3 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Thor Balavage Newman W F, 1:47 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Zemua Baptista Nebraska W 3-2 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Cornelius Putnam Oklahoma State W 4-3 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/18 Tyler Kinn Northern Colorado W 9-3 Dual (Greeley) 12/3 Dakota Gulley Fort Hays State W F, 1:13 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/19 No. 17 Archie Colgan Wyoming L 3-1 Dual (Cheyenne) 12/3 Tuli Laulu Adams State W 3-2 Bob Smith (3rd) 1/5 No. 3 Hayden Hidlay NC State L MD, 12-4 Dual (NC State) 12/17 Chris Borba Simpson W F, 0:35 Reno TOC (DNP) 1/14 No. 2 Michael Kemerer Iowa L 9-2 Dual (Iowa City) 12/17 Jarrod Snyder Cal State Bakersfield W F, 2:37 Reno TOC (DNP) 1/19 Zach Moore West Virginia W MD, 13-5 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 Spencer Empey Cal Poly L 7-4 Reno TOC (DNP) 1/21 Casey Sparkman Kent State W MD, 11-2 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 Nishan Randhawa Simon Fraser W F, 2:42 Reno TOC (DNP) 1/27 No. 4 Joey Lavallee Missouri L 9-5 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 AJ Nevills Fresno State L F,1:07 Reno TOC (DNP) 1/28 Chase Straw Iowa State W 5-3 Dual (Stillwater) 2/3 Logan Ryan Northern Iowa W 5-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2/9 Andrew Shomers Edinboro L 3-0 Dual (Stillwater) BLAKE ANDREWS 2/11 Justin Thomas Oklahoma L 7-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | Heavyweight Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Chris Woods Houston-Downtown W F, 0:42 OCU Open (2nd) KAID BROCK 11/5 Eli Boulton Oklahoma W 11-4 OCU Open (2nd) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 133 pounds 11/5 Ethan Andersen Oklahoma State W TF, 16-0 OCU Open (2nd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Derek White Oklahoma State L MD, 10-0 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Robb Rodriguez Lyon College W TF, 15-0 OCU Open (1st) 11/18 Darien Kauffman Northern Illinois W F, 3:50 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/5 Taylor Swanson North Texas W TF, 17-2 OCU Open (1st) 11/18 Conor Webb Oklahoma W 3-1, OT Lindenwood (3rd) 11/5 Rio Zamora Central Oklahoma W TF, 17-1 OCU Open (1st) 11/18 Gannon Gremel Iowa State W 6-2 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/11 Zach Sherman North Carolina W 5-3 Dual (Albany) 11/18 Demetrius Thomas Williams Baptist L 6-2 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/12 Ryan Haskett Virginia Tech W F, 4:39 Journeymen (2nd) 11/18 Caleb Gossett Northern Illinois W 8-3 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/12 Anthony Tutolo Kent State W 7-2 Journeymen (2nd) 11/18 Trent Hillger Wisconsin W 4-2 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/12 No. 4 Scott Parker Lehigh L 9-8 Journeymen (2nd) 12/3 Brian Barnes Northern Colorado W MD, 10-2 Bob Smith (1st) 11/19 No. 6 Mitch McKee Minnesota W 9-7 Dual (Stillwater) 12/3 Cornelius Putnam Oklahoma State W MD, 9-1 Bob Smith (1st) 11/26 McGwire Midkiff North Dakota State W F, 4:06 Dual (Fargo) 12/3 Dylan Prince Central Oklahoma W MD, 11-2 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Hagen Kent Barton CC W F, 2:24 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Dakota Gulley Fort Hays State W F, 2:17 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Clayton Glendy Nebraska-Kearne W 8-1 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Dalton Weidl Newman W F, 4:11 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Blake Dauphin Central Oklahoma W F, 3:31 Bob Smith (1st) 12/17 Clayton Voytilla Colorado Mesa W MD, 10-1 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Gary Wayne Harding Oklahoma State W MD, 13-3 Bob Smith (1st) 12/17 Dominic Balmer Cal State Bakersfield W 6-4 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/18 Rico Montoya Northern Colorado W 9-8 Dual (Greeley) 12/17 Jere Heino Campbell L 5-2 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/19 No. 20 Montorie Bridges Wyoming L 11-10 Dual (Cheyenne) 12/17 AJ Nevills Fresno State L 4-3 Reno TOC (DNP) 1/5 Tariq Wilson NC State W TF, 16-1 Dual (Naples) 1/1 Christian Colucci Lehigh L 5-2 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 1/5 Phillip Laux Iowa W MD, 16-6 Dual (Iowa City) 1/1 Matt Wagner Air Force W 5-2 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 1/19 Matthew Schmitt West Virginia W 6-1 Dual (Stillwater) 1/1 Jackson Price Gardner Webb W TF, 16-1 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 1/21 Anthony Tutolo Kent State W MD, 13-5 Dual (Stillwater) 1/1 Andrew Gunning North Carolina W 10-3 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 1/27 No. 7 John Erneste Missouri W 8-7 Dual (Stillwater) 1/2 Mark Penyacsek Cal State Bakersfield W 4-3 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 1/28 Markus Simmons Iowa State W 6-2 Dual (Stillwater) 1/2 No. 11 Jordan Wood Lehigh L 4-0 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 2/3 Jack Wagner Northern Iowa W 14-6 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 Cody Curnutt Drury W TF, 17-1 Golden Norsemen (DNP) 2/9 No. 16 Korbin Myers Edinboro W 5-4 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 John Bentley Lyon W F, 1:04 Golden Norsemen (DNP) 2/11 Jacob Rubio Oklahoma W MD, 15-5 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 Lance Dixon Oklahoma L 3-1, SV1 Golden Norsemen (DNP) 2/18 Trevor Williams Fresno State W F, 1:41 Dual (Fresno) 1/27 Ben Elledge NE Oklahoma A&M L inj, 0:00 Golden Norsemen (DNP) DONALD CANNON II CHRISTIAN BAHL 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Senior Year | 125 pounds 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 174 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Rio Zamora Central Oklahoma L 7-3 OCU Open (DNP) 1/27 Saleem McNair Central Baptist W TF, 16-0 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/5 Kristofer Hudson Oklahoma W MD, 20-8 OCU Open (DNP) 1/27 Jakob Case Ozarks W F, 0:55 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 1/27 Devin Crawl NE Oklahoma A&M L 5-2 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 1/27 Carlos Diaz NE Oklahoma A&M W 9-3 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 1/27 Jaron Howard NE Oklahoma A&M W MD, 14-5 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 1/27 Dayton Garrett Central Oklahoma W 5-3 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 1/27 Devin Crawl NE Oklahoma A&M W 2-0 Golden Norsemen (3rd)

TYLER DIERINGER GARY WAYNE HARDING 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 157 pounds 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 125/133 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Zeke Rubio NE Oklahoma A&M L MD, 18-9 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Zackery Bibb Otero JC W F, 6:38 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Alexander Ramirez Otero JC W MD, 12-2 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Tyson Hume Ouachita Baptist W TF, 17-0 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Tyreire Mickens Bacone W 6-2 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Zach D'Amico Central Oklahoma W MD, 13-2 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Santana Guerra New Mexico HS W F, 1:22 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Eli Hale Oklahoma State L 7-3 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Conrad Vajnar Fort Hays State W F, 1:40 OCU Open (DNP) 11/12 Luke Werner Lock Haven L MD, 15-5 Journeymen (6th) 11/5 Tracy Reeder Unattached L F, 5:19 OCU Open (DNP) 11/12 Conner Ziegler Army L F, 5:28 Journeymen (6th) 11/18 Ben Stahlman Drury L 3-2 Lindenwood (DNP) 11/12 Patrick Kearny The Citadel L F, 1:40 Journeymen (6th) 11/18 Esai Gallegos Baker W F, 4:09 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/3 Josh Breece Central Oklahoma W F, 4:02 Bob Smith (2nd) 11/18 Justin Peterson NE Oklahoma A&M W F, 1:24 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/3 Dy'Juan Carney Fort Hays State W 7-3 Bob Smith (2nd) 11/18 Eric Cooley Williams Baptist W F, 2:00 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/3 Adam Ludwin Fort Hays State W TF, 19-1 Bob Smith (2nd) 11/18 Shota Sisco Cumberland L 8-4 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/3 No. 4 Kaid Brock Oklahoma State L MD, 13-3 Bob Smith (2nd) 12/3 Anthony Scantlin Fort Hays State L F, 3:03 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/17 Jamel Morris NC State L TF, 16-1 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Jordan Robison Northern Colorado W 6-4 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/17 Patrick Wheeler Highline W F, 0:55 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Gavin Davy Adams State L 4-3 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/17 Ty Schilling Cal Poly W 9-3 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/17 Nate Johnson Clackamas W MD, 15-1 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/17 McGwire Midkiff North Dakota State W 4-3 Reno TOC (DNP) DATON FIX 12/17 Blakely-Beans Noah Cal State Bakersfield W 9-6 Reno TOC (DNP) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 125 pounds 1/1 Corey Keener Penn State W 7-0 Southern Scuffle (2nd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 1/1 Rico Montoya Northern Colorado W 6-2 Southern Scuffle (2nd) 12/17 Jacob Mendoza Highline W TF, 18-2 Reno TOC (1st) 1/2 Colby Smith Unattached W 3-2 Southern Scuffle (2nd) 12/17 Caballa Mhar Eastern Oregon W TF, 17-2 Reno TOC (1st) 1/2 No. 3 Jack Mueller Virginia L MD, 10-0 Southern Scuffle (2nd) 12/17 Drake Foster Wyoming W MD, 19-5 Reno TOC (1st) 12/17 No. 10 Ronnie Bresser Oregon State W 2-1 Reno TOC (1st) 12/17 No. 8 Sean Fausz NC State W 2-1 Reno TOC (1st) AUSTIN HARRIS 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 184 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site KADEN GFELLER 11/5 Ryan Tiers Fort Hays State W MD, 11-0 OCU Open (2nd) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 141 pounds 11/5 Seth Fritts Central Oklahoma W MD, 11-3 OCU Open (2nd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Andres Villa Oklahoma City W MD, 14-1 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Brycen Steeler Cowley College W TF, 18-3 OCU Open (1st) 11/5 Heath Gray Unattached L 8-4 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Dominick Howard Barton W TF, 20-5 OCU Open (1st) 11/18 Jacob Raschka Missouri L 12-5 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/5 Brandon Conrad Newman W TF, 21-5 OCU Open (1st) 11/18 Noah Upchurch Joliet JC W inj., 0:00 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/5 Cody Karstetter NE Oklahoma State W MD, 13-2 OCU Open (1st) 11/18 Bear Hughes Oklahoma State W 2-0 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/5 Austin Eldredge Cloud County CC W MD, 14-2 OCU Open (1st) 11/18 Todd Angel Drury W F, 1:51 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/18 Joe Wheeling West Virginia W MD, 13-3 Lindenwood (3rd) 12/3 Devin Haas Cloud County CC W F, 1:18 Bob Smith (4th) 11/18 Colby Smith Missouri W 10-7 Lindenwood (3rd) 12/3 Micah Felton Fort Hays State W 8-6 Bob Smith (4th) 11/18 No. 4 Jaydin Eierman Missouri L 7-2 Lindenwood (3rd) 12/3 Heath Gray Central Oklahoma L 4-3 Bob Smith (4th) 11/18 No. 16 Kanen Storr Iowa State W F, 7:56 Lindenwood (3rd) 12/3 William Tyler Adams State W F, 1:08 Bob Smith (4th) 12/3 Devonte Smith Labette CC W TF, 18-3 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Keegan Moore Oklahoma State L 7-4 Bob Smith (4th) 12/3 Bryce Gfeller Cloud County CC W F, 1:53 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/17 Max Hane Southern Oregon L 12-8 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Nate Keim Central Oklahoma W MD, 11-2 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/17 Carless Looney Wyoming W 8-1 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 No. 1 Dean Heil Oklahoma State L 7-4 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/17 Austin Flores Stanford L TF, 19-3 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Christian Miller Nebraska W MD, 17-3 Bob Smith (3rd) 1/27 Bryzon Hurd Bacone W F, 2:28 Golden Norsemen (DNP) 12/3 Kevin Kissane Pratt CC W 14-7 Bob Smith (3rd) 1/27 Hayden Hanson Oklahoma L 7-0 Golden Norsemen (DNP) 12/17 Chase Call Utah Valley W TF, 20-3 Reno TOC (4th) 1/27 Justin Cates NE Oklahoma A&M W MD, 10-0 Golden Norsemen (DNP) 12/17 Matt Weber MSU-Northern W MD, 13-5 Reno TOC (4th) 1/27 Dylan Komperda Unattached W TF, 17-1 Golden Norsemen (DNP) 12/17 Jon Ryan Campbell W MD, 10-2 Reno TOC (4th) 1/27 Bear Hughes Oklahoma State L 7-4 Golden Norsemen (DNP) 12/17 No. 4 Kevin Jack NC State L 7-2 Reno TOC (4th) 12/17 No. 5 Jaydin Eierman Missouri L 5-1 Reno TOC (4th) 1/1 Roemer Dallas Gardner Webb W TF, 20-5 Southern Scuffle (1st) DEAN HEIL 1/1 Carlos Herrera Cal State Bakersfield W F, 4:25 Southern Scuffle (1st) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Senior Year | 141 pounds 1/1 Jered Cortez Penn State W MFF Southern Scuffle (1st) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 1/2 No. 12 Luke Karam Lehigh W 2-1 Southern Scuffle (1st) 11/5 Siaygnoun Hnamnhouane Ozarks W F, 1:31 OCU Open (1st) 1/2 Nick Lee Penn State W F, 4:50 Southern Scuffle (1st) 11/5 Kevin Evans Houston-Downtown W F, 1:18 OCU Open (1st) 11/5 Mike Magaldo Oklahoma State W MD, 10-2 OCU Open (1st) 11/11 A.C. Headlee North Carolina W 5-2 Dual (Albany) ELI HALE 11/12 Todd Lane Lock Haven W TF, 15-0 Journeymen (1st) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Senior Year | 125 pounds 11/12 Jack Mutchnik American W 5-0 Journeymen (1st) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/12 Luke Karem Lehigh W 8-2 Journeymen (1st) 11/5 Brandon Flynn New Mexico Highlands W TF, 15-0 OCU Open (1st) 11/19 No. 8 Tommy Thorn Minnesota W 3-1 Dual (Stillwater) 11/5 Devon Jackson Ozarks W 9-4 OCU Open (1st) 11/26 Nico Colunga North Dakota State W TF, 16-0 Dual (Fargo) 11/5 Gary Wayne Harding Oklahoma State W 7-3 OCU Open (1st) 12/3 Keaton Sander Barton CC W F, 1:48 Bob Smith (1st) 11/18 No. 16 Brock Hudkins Northern Illinois L 7-4 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/3 Chris Deters Colby CC W TF, 18-3 Bob Smith (1st) 11/18 Joseph Thomas West Virginia W 5-1 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/3 Kaden Gfeller Oklahoma State W 7-4 Bob Smith (1st) 11/18 Devin Brown West Virginia W 4-3 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/3 Brandon Ball Fort Hays State W 5-3 Bob Smith (1st) 11/18 Perez Perez Iowa W MD, 10-2 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/18 Ben Polkowske Northern Colorado W F, 1:14 Dual (Greeley) 12/3 Cannon Randle Central Oklahoma W F, 1:23 Bob Smith (2nd) 12/19 No. 4 Bryce Meredith Wyoming L 2-1, TB1 Dual (Cheyenne) 12/3 Cody Salazar Northern Colorado W inj., 0:00 Bob Smith (2nd) 1/5 No. 4 Kevin Jack NC State L 4-3 Dual (Naples) 12/3 Dallas Wilson Pratt CC W 3-1 Bob Smith (2nd) 1/14 Vince Turk Iowa W 4-0 Dual (Iowa City) 12/3 No. 4 Nick Piccininni Oklahoma State L 9-4 Bob Smith (2nd) 1/19 Christian Monserrat West Virginia W 11-5 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 Tanner Kuketz CSU-Pueblo W TF, 16-0 Reno TOC (3rd) 1/21 Tim Rooney Kent State W F, 2:44 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 Beau Shatto Providence W TF, 16-0 Reno TOC (3rd) 1/27 No. 3 Jaydin Eierman Missouri L F, 4:49 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 Aaron Assad Missouri W TF, 15-0 Reno TOC (3rd) 1/28 Ian Parker Iowa State L 3-1 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 No. 8 Sean Fausz NC State L F, 6:52 Reno TOC (3rd) 2/3 No. 8 Josh Alber Northern Iowa W 4-1 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 No. 10 Ronnie Bresser Oregon State W inj., 1:55 Reno TOC (3rd) 2/9 Nate Hagan Edinboro W TF, 17-1 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 Mike Longo Oklahoma W MD, 15-6 Dual (Stillwater) 2/18 Chris DeLoza Fresno State W F, 4:34 Dual (Fresno)

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BEAR HUGHES MIKE MAGALDO 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 184 pounds 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 141 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Heath Gray Unattached L 10-7 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Demarco Speller Wayland Baptist W F, 2:30 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Justin Villegas Ouachita Baptist W MD, 15-3 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Jon Gonzales Ozarks W F, 1:14 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Nate Panagakis Newman L 4-2 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 No. 1 Dean Heil Oklahoma State L MD, 10-2 OCU Open (2nd) 11/18 Alex Kauffman NE Oklahoma A&M W 3-0 Lindenwood (5th) 11/12 Kizhan Clarke American W 5-3 Journeymen (1st) 11/18 Anthony Mabery Benedictine W MD, 12-2 Lindenwood (5th) 11/12 Pete Lipari Rutgers W 6-4, SV1 Journeymen (1st) 11/18 Miles Wilson Iowa L 6-4 Lindenwood (5th) 11/12 Brent Moore Virginia Tech W 7-5 Journeymen (1st) 11/18 Austin Harris Oklahoma State L 2-0 Lindenwood (5th) 12/3 Kevin Kissane Pratt CC W 6-4 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/3 Jared Johnson Unattached W F, 5:40 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/3 Rio Zamora Central Oklahoma W 6-1 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/3 Shane Delong Barton CC W F, 0:42 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/3 Brandon Ball Fort Hays State L 6-5 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/3 Heath Gray Central Oklahoma L 7-5 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/3 Trent Miles Barton CC W F, 1:39 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/3 Micah Felton Fort Hays State W F, 1:53 Bob Smith (DNP) ANDREW MARSDEN 12/3 Keegan Moore Oklahoma State L 6-2 Bob Smith (DNP) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 184/197 pounds 12/17 Will Sumner Utah Valley W F, 3:55 Reno TOC (DNP) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 12/17 Tanner Harvey Southwestern Oregon L 9-2 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/5 Riley Williams Wayland Baptist W F, 3:43 OCU Open (2nd) 12/17 Austin Flores Stanford W F, 6:52 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/5 Jake Woodley Oklahoma L 6-5 OCU Open (2nd) 12/17 Tyler McNutt North Dakota State L MD, 11-1 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/11 No. 10 Danny Chaid North Carolina L 13-9 Dual (Albany) 1/27 Justin Cates NE Oklahoma A&M W 7-1 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/12 No. 2 Jared Haught Virginia Tech L 5-2 Journeymen (4th) 1/27 Jacob Hill Lyon College W 9-6 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/12 Jake Jacobsen Lehigh W F, 6:33 Journeymen (4th) 1/27 Heath Gray Central Oklahoma L 5-2 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/12 No. 19 Jeric Kasunic American L 7-1 Journeymen (4th) 1/27 Austin Harris Oklahoma State W 7-4 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/19 Bobby Steveson Minnesota W MD, 12-3 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 Jordan Dieringer NE Oklahoma A&M W 6-3 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/26 Cordell Eaton North Dakota State W TF, 16-1 Dual (Fargo) 12/3 Khalil Gipson Adams State W F, 0:58 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Sage Eckman Newman W F, 2:02 Bob Smith (1st) HESTIN LAMONS 12/3 Colton Looper Central Oklahoma W 10-3 Bob Smith (1st) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 174 pounds 12/3 Rakim Dean Fort Hays State W F, 4:41 Bob Smith (1st) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 12/17 Alejandro Sandoval Southern Oregon W TF, 15-0 Reno TOC (5th) 1/1 AJ Alford Navy L F, 5:45 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 12/17 Cade Belshay Arizona State W F, 4:17 Reno TOC (5th) 1/1 Franny Bisono Penn State W 5-4 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 12/17 No. 11 Corey Griego Oregon State L F, 6:48 Reno TOC (5th) 1/1 Austin Rose Drexel L 7-5 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 12/17 Chad Porter Arizona State W MD, 11-0 Reno TOC (5th) 1/28 Hank Swalla Iowa State W 4-2 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 Sawyer Root Citadel W F, 2:01 Reno TOC (5th) 2/3 No. 7 Taylor Lujan Northern Iowa L 7-4 Dual (Stillwater) 1/1 Stan Smeltzer Virginia Tech L 10-9 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 2/9 Ty Schoffstall Edinboro L 13-7 Dual (Stillwater) 1/1 Corey Damiana Hofstra L 12-7 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 2/11 No. 10 Yoanse Mejias Oklahoma L 9-2 Dual (Stillwater) 1/28 Dane Pestano Iowa State W 11-8 Dual (Stillwater) 2/9 Dylan Reynolds Edinboro W MD, 20-6 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 Andrew Dixon Oklahoma W 9-6 Dual (Stillwater) BOO LEWALLEN 2/18 Josh Hokit Fresno State W MD, 12-2 Dual (Fresno) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 149 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Mario Vasquez Ozarks W TF, 21-4 OCU Open (1st) GEO MARTINEZ 11/5 No. 10 Geo Martinez Oklahoma State W 10-8, SV1 OCU Open (1st) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 149 pounds 11/5 Tristan Moran Oklahoma State W 4-2, SV2 OCU Open (1st) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/18 Anthony Wesley Iowa State W TF, 18-3 Lindenwood (1st) 11/5 Gabe Perez Wayland Baptist W F, 1:27 OCU Open (3rd) 11/18 Garrett Model Wisconsin W TF, 21-5 Lindenwood (1st) 11/5 Boo Lewallen Oklahoma State L 10-8, SV1 OCU Open (3rd) 11/18 Isaiah Kemper McKendree W 6-4 Lindenwood (1st) 11/5 Ny'Trell Dean Ozarks W F, 0:55 OCU Open (3rd) 11/18 Grant Leeth Missouri W 7-4 Lindenwood (1st) 11/5 Mario Vasquez Ozarks W TF, 18-3 OCU Open (3rd) 11/18 Jarrett Degen Iowa State W 13-7 Lindenwood (1st) 11/11 No. 15 Troy Heilmann North Carolina L 4-3 Dual (Albany) 12/3 Garrett Nichols Neosho County CC W TF, 18-3 Bob Smith (1st) 11/12 Michael Sprague American W 10-4 Journeymen (1st) 12/3 Simon Bassett Pratt CC W 6-1 Bob Smith (1st) 11/12 No. 17 Ronnie Perry Lock Haven W F, 0:45 Journeymen (1st) 12/3 Brody Lewis Fort Hays State W TF, 22-7 Bob Smith (1st) 11/12 No. 4 Solomon Chishko Virginia Tech W 8-1 Journeymen (1st) 12/3 Jonathon Ball Fort Hays State W TF, 21-6 Bob Smith (1st) 11/19 Hunter Marko Minnesota W MD, 9-1 Dual (Stillwater) 12/3 No. 10 Geo Martinez Oklahoma State W 7-6 Bob Smith (1st) 11/26 Mitch Bengston North Dakota State W 2-0 Dual (Fargo) 12/17 Benjamin Barton Campbell W MD, 14-4 Reno TOC (3rd) 12/3 Dominick Howard Barton County CC W F, 1:53 Bob Smith (2nd) 12/17 Jamal Morris NC State W 3-1 Reno TOC (3rd) 12/3 Noah Hermosillo Adams State W TF, 20-5 Bob Smith (2nd) 12/17 Sam Turner Wyoming W TF, 19-4 Reno TOC (3rd) 12/3 Gabriel McDuffie Labette CC W F, 1:09 Bob Smith (2nd) 12/17 Jason Tsirtsis Arizona State L 3-2 Reno TOC (3rd) 12/3 Tristan Moran Oklahoma State W 7-2 Bob Smith (2nd) 12/17 Josh Heil Campbell W 12-8 Reno TOC (3rd) 12/3 Boo Lewallen Oklahoma State L 7-6 Bob Smith (2nd) 1/5 No. 17 Beau Donahue NC State L 6-4, SV1 Dual (Naples) 12/18 Jimmy Fate Northern Colorado W MD, 13-1 Dual (Greeley) 1/14 No. 2 Brandon Sorensen Iowa L TF, 23-8 Dual (Iowa City) 12/19 Sam Turner Wyoming L 4-3 Dual (Cheyenne) 1/19 Kyler Rea West Virginia W MD, 12-4 Dual (Stillwater) 1/21 Chance Driscoll Kent State W TF, 23-8 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 No. 3 Grant Leeth Missouri L 8-4 Dual (Stillwater) 1/28 No. 18 Jarrett Degen Iowa State W 11-9, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) 2/3 No. 8 Max Thomsen Northern Iowa L 3-1, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) 2/9 Jensen Lorea Edinboro W F, 5:11 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 Davion Jeffies Oklahoma W MD, 13-4 Dual (Stillwater) 2/18 Khristian Olivas Fresno State W 9-4 Dual (Fresno)

KEEGAN MOORE NICK PICCININNI 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | 184 pounds 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 125 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/11 Adis Radoncic North Carolina W 5-2 Dual (Albany) 11/5 No. 1 Darian Cruz * Lehigh W 8-5 NWCA All-Star Classic 11/12 Paul Dunn Lehigh W F, 1:08 Journeymen (3rd) 11/12 Josiah Kline Lock Haven W TF, 16-1 Journeymen (1st) 11/12 No. 7 Zach Zavatsky Virginia Tech L 8-5 Journeymen (3rd) 11/12 Trey Chalifoux Army W 10-4 Journeymen (1st) 11/12 Jack Wedholm Army W F, 0:37 Journeymen (3rd) 11/12 Kyle Norstrem Virginia Tech W 7-3 Journeymen (1st) 11/19 Owen Webster Minnesota W 7-5 Dual (Stillwater) 11/19 No. 5 Ethan Lizak Minnesota L 10-9 Dual (Stillwater) 11/26 Tyler McNutt North Dakota State W F, 3:43 Dual (Fargo) 11/26 Paul Bianchi North Dakota State W 6-1 Dual (Fargo) 12/3 Micquille Robinson Fort Hays State W F, 1:15 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Cameron Rudy Labette CC W TF, 16-1 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Joe Speeno Central Oklahoma W F, 0:22 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Timothy Null Central Oklahoma W TF, 19-4 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Noel Torres Newman L 8-3 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Dylan Gowin Nebraska W MD, 15-4 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Bear Hughes Oklahoma State W 6-2 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Eli Hale Oklahoma State W 9-4 Bob Smith (1st) 12/3 Austin Harris Oklahoma State W 7-4 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/18 Sean Cannon Northern Colorado W TF, 16-0 Dual (Greeley) 12/18 Dylan Gabel Northern Colorado L MD, 10-1 Dual (Greeley) 12/19 Drake Foster Wyoming W MD, 15-1 Dual (Cheyenne) 12/19 Chaz Polson Wyoming W 8-7 Dual (Cheyenne) 1/5 No. 8 Sean Fausz NC State L 9-5 Dual (Naples) 1/5 No. 3 Pete Renda NC State L 3-0 Dual (Naples) 1/14 No. 9 Spencer Lee Iowa L 10-5 Dual (Iowa City) 1/14 Mitch Bowman Iowa L 10-6 Dual (Iowa City) 1/19 No. 14 Zeke Moisey West Virginia W 4-0 Dual (Stillwater) 1/19 Brenden McRill West Virginia W 3-1, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) 1/21 Jake Ferri Kent State W TF, 16-1 Dual (Stillwater) 1/21 Colin McCracken Kent State W 8-5 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 Barlow McGhee Missouri W inj., 2:20 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 No. 14 Canten Marriott Missouri L 2-1 Dual (Stillwater) 1/28 Sinjin Briggs Iowa State W TF, 15-0 Dual (Stillwater) 2/3 No. 10 Drew Foster Northern Iowa L MD, 12-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2/3 No. 20 Jay Schwarm Northern Iowa W MD, 12-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2/9 Zach Ancewicz Edinboro W 9-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2/9 No. 11 Sean Russell Edinboro W 3-1 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 Matt Waddell Oklahoma W F, 0:40 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 No. 16 Christian Moody Oklahoma W 8-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2/18 Richie Brandt Fresno State W MD, 14-5 Dual (Fresno) 2/18 Sean Williams Fresno State W TF, 19-2 Dual (Fresno) * All-Star match does not count toward record DALTON MORAN 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 157 pounds CORNELIUS PUTNAM Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | Heavyweight 11/5 Christian Lechuga New Mexico Highlands W F, 1:40 OCU Open (2nd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Jonce Blaylock Oklahoma State L 5-3, SV1 OCU Open (2nd) 11/5 Ben Elledge NE Oklahoma A&M W F, 1:15 OCU Open (3rd) 11/12 Sam Schneider Ithaca L MD, 17-5 Journeymen (5th) 11/5 Brix Bickey Barton L 8-6 OCU Open (3rd) 11/12 Rian Burris The Citadel L 5-2 Journeymen (5th) 11/5 Adolfo Sotolongo Ozarks W 3-1, SV1 OCU Open (3rd) 11/12 Douglas Gudenburr The Citadel W 6-4 Journeymen (5th) 11/5 Gage Johnson Oklahoma City W 3-2 OCU Open (3rd) 12/3 Luke Weber Nebraska L 4-1 Bob Smith (DNP) 11/5 Russell Coats NE Oklahoma A&M W 5-3 OCU Open (3rd) 12/3 Ryan Delforge Cloud County CC W 11-4 Bob Smith (DNP) 11/5 Brian Andrews NE Oklahoma A&M W 6-3 OCU Open (3rd) 12/3 Bryan Dutton Central Oklahoma L 6-1 Bob Smith (DNP) 11/18 Dominick Johnson Liberty W 2-1 Lindenwood (DNP) 1/19 Nick Kiussis West Virginia L F, 2:04 Dual (Stillwater) 11/18 Vinnie Scalelta McKendree W 3-2 Lindenwood (DNP) 1/21 Isaac Bast Kent State L 7-1 Dual (Stillwater) 11/18 Jon Floyd Cumberland L 2-1 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/3 Blake Andrews Oklahoma State L MD, 9-1 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/3 Gage Johnson Oklahoma City W 2-0 Bob Smith (DNP) TRISTAN MORAN 12/3 Brady Radik Nebraska-Kearne W 4-2 Bob Smith (DNP) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 141/149 pounds 12/3 AJ Cooper Fort Hays State W F, 1:32 Bob Smith (DNP) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 12/3 Ethan Andersen Oklahoma State L 4-3 Bob Smith (DNP) 11/5 Ny'Trell Dean Ozarks W TF, 18-0 OCU Open (2nd) 1/27 Russell Coats NE Oklahoma A&M W 7-0 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/5 Robert Shirley New Mexico Highlands W TF, 19-2 OCU Open (2nd) 1/27 Adolfo Sotolongo Ozarks W 3-0 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/5 Boo Lewallen Oklahoma State L 4-2, SV2 OCU Open (2nd) 1/27 Brian Andrews NE Oklahoma A&M L 2-1 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/12 Jonathan Mele Lehigh W 10-8, SV1 Journeymen (1st) 1/27 Colin McCoy Oklahoma W 3-1, SV1 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/12 No. 18 Jamal Morris NC State W MD, 19-7 Journeymen (1st) 1/27 Ben Elledge NE Oklahoma A&M W F, 3:54 Golden Norsemen (3rd) 11/12 Nicholas Monico Kent State W 6-3 Journeymen (1st) 12/3 Marquel Parks Adams State W F, 2:18 Bob Smith (3rd) 12/3 Walker Johnson Nebraska-Kearne W F, 2:00 Bob Smith (3rd) CHANDLER ROGERS 12/3 Brik Fillipo Central Oklahoma W 11-4 Bob Smith (3rd) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 165 pounds 12/3 No. 10 Geo Martinez Oklahoma State L 7-2 Bob Smith (3rd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 12/3 Brandon Konecny Air Force Prep W 7-2 Bob Smith (3rd) 11/11 Clay Lautt North Carolina W 9-4 Dual (Albany) 12/3 Will Steitzlen Central Oklahoma W FF Bob Smith (3rd) 11/12 Houston Curtis The Citadel W F, 1:41 Journeymen (2nd) 12/17 Hans Rockwell Unattached W TF, 17-1 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/12 Sage Heller Hofstra W F, 1:28 Journeymen (2nd) 12/17 Ryan Farina Cal Poly W TF, 17-2 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/12 No. 8 David McFadden Virginia Tech L 4-3 Journeymen (2nd) 12/17 No. 17 Ben Donahue NC State L 7-2 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/19 No. 10 Nick Wanzek Minnesota W 3-2 Dual (Stillwater) 12/17 Dre-son Scruggs Utah Valley W TF, 17-2 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/26 No. 15 Andrew Fogarty North Dakota State W 9-3 Dual (Fargo) 12/17 Zak Evans Oregon State W F, 0:25 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Vinny Dolce Air Force Prep W F, 0:48 Bob Smith (1st) 12/17 Kyle Gliva North Dakota State W 4-2 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Martin Verhaeghe Fort Hays State W F, 0:32 Bob Smith (1st) 1/1 Jake DeAngelo NC State W F, 2:47 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 12/3 John Blankenship Nebraska W F, 3:38 Bob Smith (1st) 1/1 Josh Heil Campbell L 8-2 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 12/3 Joe Smith Oklahoma State W FF Bob Smith (1st) 1/1 No. 20 Ronnie Perry Lock Haven W F, 6:06 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 12/18 Keilan Torres Northern Colorado W F, 0:54 Dual (Greeley) 1/1 Trevor Elfvin Drexel L 11-5 Southern Scuffle (DNP) 12/19 No. 15 Branson Ashworth Wyoming L 5-2 Dual (Cheyenne) 2/18 Greg Gaxiola^ Fresno State W 6-2 Dual (Fresno) 1/5 Brian Hamann NC State W MD, 13-1 Dual (Naples) ^competed at 157 pounds 1/14 No. 11 Alex Marinelli Iowa L 5-2 Dual (Iowa City) 1/27 Connor Flynn Missouri W F, 3:17 Dual (Stillwater) 1/28 Brady Jennings Iowa State W F, 1:07 Dual (Stillwater) 2/3 Dan Kelly Northern Iowa W 7-5, SV1 Dual (Stillwater) 2/9 Fritz Hoehn Edinboro W F, 0:35 Dual (Stillwater) 2/11 Dawaylon Barnes Oklahoma W 8-2 Dual (Stillwater) 2/18 Dominic Kincaid^ Fresno State W F, 2:20 ^competed at 174 pounds

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WYATT SHEETS JET TAYLOR 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | 157 pounds 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 125 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Reis Humphrey New Mexico Highlands W 7-1 OCU Open (3rd) 11/5 Taywone McNack Cowley College L 6-4 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Jonce Blaylock Oklahoma State L 5-3 OCU Open (3rd) 11/5 Von Gray Unattached W TF, 17-2 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Ari Cruz Houston-Downtown W F, 1:07 OCU Open (3rd) 11/5 Gabe Gray Wayland Baptist W TF, 16-0 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Reis Humphrey New Mexico Highlands W 4-2, SV1 OCU Open (3rd) 11/5 Jorge Vega Cloud County CC L 8-4 OCU Open (DNP) 11/12 Anthony Wokasch American W 11-4 Journeymen (4th) 11/18 Camron Neal Ellsworth CC W 10-5 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/12 Kent Lane Lehigh L MD, 12-3 Journeymen (4th) 11/18 Jacob Seto Missouri Valley W F, 1:50 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/12 BC Laprade Virginia Tech L 9-7 Journeymen (4th) 11/18 Dillon Prutch Labette CC L F, 1:58 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/18 Nick McGhee Maryville W MD, 13-2 Lindenwood (DNP) 11/18 Jakob Allison Iowa State W F, 3:39 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/18 Johnny Mologousis Illinois L 3-2 Lindenwood (DNP) 11/18 Marshall Craig Purdue W 14-8 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/18 Josh Nidever Hannibal-Lagrange W F, 2:15 Lindenwood (DNP) 11/18 Anthony Jagel Marian W 7-4 Lindenwood (3rd) 11/18 Hunter Jones West Virginia W TF, 16-0 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/17 Paul Bianchi North Dakota State L MD, 11-2 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/18 Kaleb Warner Central Missouri W F, 0:43 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/17 Joel Avila Tru MMA W 11-6 Reno TOC (DNP) 11/18 Kenny Boyd Missouri Valley W TF, 20-2 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/17 Caballa Mhar Eastern Oregon W F, 1:24 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Dakota Hernandez Nebraska-Kearne W MD, 12-1 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/17 Jeremy Trinh Fresno State W F, 0:35 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Conrad Vajnar Fort Hays State W TF, 15-0 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/17 Aaron Assad Missouri W F, 1:36 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/3 Dayton Garrett Central Oklahoma L 3-1 Bob Smith (DNP) 12/17 Brandon Courtney Arizona State L 15-9 Reno TOC (DNP) 1/27 Cory Muniz Ozarks W 4-2 Norsemen Open (4th) 1/27 William Freeman Central Baptist W MD, 18-6 Norsemen Open (4th) JACOBE SMITH 1/27 Jack Karstetter NE Oklahoma A&M L 13-6 Norsemen Open (4th) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 174 pounds 1/27 Cory Muniz Ozarks W 7-2 Norsemen Open (4th) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 1/27 James Tann Cole Central Oklahoma L MD, 15-3 Norsemen Open (4th) 11/5 Jacob Sherrill Ozarks W F, 1:13 OCU Open (1st) 11/5 Joseph McAleavey Bacone W F, 1:36 OCU Open (1st) 11/11 No. 9 Ethan Ramos North Carolina L 13-8 Dual (Albany) PRESTON WEIGEL 11/12 Bobby Fehr Hofstra W 7-2 Journeymen (2nd) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 197 pounds 11/12 No. 19 Ben Harvey Army W 6-2 Journeymen (2nd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/12 No. 11 Jordan Kutler Lehigh L 5-4 Journeymen (2nd) 12/18 No. 19 Jacob Seeley Northern Colorado W 7-0 Dual (Greeley) 11/19 Chris Pfarr Minnesota W MD, 10-1 Dual (Stillwater) 12/19 Cody Vigoren Wyoming W TF, 15-0 Dual (Cheyenne) 11/26 Charley Popp North Dakota State W TF, 21-5 Dual (Fargo) 1/5 No. 7 Mike Macchiavello NC State W 5-4 Dual (Naples) 12/3 Andres Villa Oklahoma City W F, 2:09 Bob Smith (2nd) 1/14 No. 5 Cash Wilcke Iowa W 6-0 Dual (Iowa City) 12/3 Jordon Ward Unattached W TF, 18-2 Bob Smith (2nd) 1/19 No. 13 Jacob Smith West Virginia W 5-2 Dual (Stillwater) 12/3 Dylan Wiesner Fort Hays State W MD, 18-5 Bob Smith (2nd) 1/21 Kyle Conel Kent State W TF, 16-0 Dual (Stillwater) 12/3 Mikey Labriola Nebraska L 7-6 Bob Smith (2nd) 1/27 No. 7 Willie Miklus Missouri L 10-4 Dual (Stillwater) 12/18 Seth Bogulski Northern Colorado W 6-4 Dual (Greeley) 1/28 Samuel Colbray Iowa State W 4-1 Dual (Stillwater) 12/19 Kyle Pope Wyoming W 8-7 Dual (Cheyenne) 2/3 No. 13 Jacob Holschlag Northern Iowa W 4-3 Dual (Stillwater) 1/5 Daniel Bullard NC State W 7-2 Dual (Naples) 1/14 Joey Gunther Iowa W 3-1 Dual (Iowa City) 1/19 Parker VonEgidy West Virginia W 9-4 Dual (Stillwater) DEREK WHITE 1/21 Dylan Barreiro Kent State W F, 1:24 Dual (Stillwater) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | Heavyweight 1/27 No. 4 Daniel Lewis Missouri L 7-3 Dual (Stillwater) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/5 Jerhett Lee Ouachita Baptist W TF, 20-2 OCU Open (1st) 11/5 Vernon Willis Wayland Baptist W TF, 16-1 OCU Open (1st) JOE SMITH 11/5 Lance Dixon Oklahoma W 4-1 OCU Open (1st) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Junior Year | 165/174 pounds 11/5 Blake Andrews Oklahoma State W MD, 10-0 OCU Open (1st) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/11 Cory Daniel North Carolina W MD, 10-1 Dual (Albany) 12/3 Brok Williams* Oklahoma City W MD, 20-7 Bob Smith (2nd) 11/12 No. 20 Jordan Wood Lehigh W 3-2 Journeymen (2nd) 12/3 Dalton Peters* Nebraska W F, 3:29 Bob Smith (2nd) 11/12 No. 9 Thomas Haines Lock Haven W MD, 12-1 Journeymen (2nd) 12/3 Mason Thompson* Central Oklahoma W MD, 15-5 Bob Smith (2nd) 11/12 No. 11 Mike Hughes Hofstra L 1-0 Journeymen (2nd) 1/27 Carlos Diaz NE Oklahoma A&M W MD, 14-2 Norsemen Open (1st) 11/19 Rylee Streifel Minnesota W 5-2 Dual (Stillwater) 1/27 Jacob Sherrill Ozarks W TF, 21-6 Norsemen Open (1st) 11/26 Dan Stibral North Dakota State W MD, 12-3 Dual (Fargo) 1/27 Dayton Garrett Central Oklahoma W F, 4:06 Norsemen Open (1st) 12/18 Robert Winters Northern Colorado W MD, 12-4 Dual (Greeley) 1/27 Anthony Mantanona Oklahoma W 14-7 Norsemen Open (1st) 12/19 Hunter Mullins Wyoming W TF, 17-2 Dual (Cheyenne) *wrestled at 165 pounds 1/5 Malik McDonald NC State W MD, 8-0 Dual (Naples 1/14 No. 6 Sam Stoll Iowa L 6-4, SV2 Dual (Iowa City) JOSH SOLOMON 1/19 Brandon Ngati West Virginia W 10-4 Dual (Stillwater) 1/21 Devin Nye Kent State W MD, 10-1 Dual (Stillwater) 2017-18 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 141 pounds 1/27 Wyatt Koelling Missouri W MD, 17-4 Dual (Stillwater) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 1/28 Marcus Harrington Iowa State W 4-0 Dual (Stillwater) 11/5 Jory Brumnett NE Oklahoma A&M W 6-3 OCU Open (DNP) 2/3 Carter Isley Northern Iowa W MD, 8-0 Dual (Stillwater) 11/5 Darian Manzanares New Mexico HS L 6-4, SV1 OCU Open (DNP) 11/5 Colton Williams North Texas L 10-8, SV1 OCU Open (DNP) 2/9 No. 14 Billy Miller Edinboro W MD, 12-3 Dual (Stillwater) 11/18 Scott Cook Ellsworth CC L 9-3 Lindenwood (DNP) 2/11 Connor Webb Oklahoma W TF, 21-6 Dual (Stillwater) 11/18 Carson Meek Central Missouri W F, 1:46 Lindenwood (DNP) 2/18 AJ Nevills Fresno State W MD, 10-2 Dual (Fresno) 11/18 Alec White Purdue L 5-4 Lindenwood (DNP) 12/17 Kyle Kintz Colorado Mesa W 10-3 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/17 No. 3 Bryce Meredith Wyoming L F, 1:24 Reno TOC (DNP) 12/17 Cruz Velasquez Simon Fraser W F, 5:32 Reno TOC (DNP)

DUAL 1 DUAL 2 DUAL 3 Nov. 11, 2017 | Clifton Park, N.Y. Nov. 19, 2017 | Stillwater, Okla. Nov. 26, 2017 | Fargo, N.D. Shenendehowa HS | Journeymen NE Duals Gallagher-Iba Arena Scheels Center

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CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. – The third-ranked Oklahoma State wrestling team STILLWATER – Oklahoma State's wrestling team dominated sixth-ranked FARGO, N.D. – In the first all-time meeting between the two programs, the picked up its first win of the 2017-18 season Saturday afternoon at the Minnesota on Saturday, 30-3, at Gallagher-Iba Arena. With the win, head third-ranked Oklahoma State wrestling team handled new Big 12 foe North Journeymen Northeast Duals, defeating No. 22 North Carolina, 25-9, at coach John Smith tallied his 400th career victory, becoming one of only seven Dakota State, 40-3, Sunday at the Scheels Center. Senior 141-pounder Dean Shenendehowa High School. coaches to accomplish the feat at the Division I level. Heil tallied his 100th overall win and 50th consecutive in the process. The Cowboys (1-0) never trailed in the dual, as North Carolina forfeited the "I didn't even know it," Smith said. "It just means I'm old, I think. You look The Cowboys (3-0, 1-0 Big 12) tallied six bonus point victories en route to 125-pound match and OSU took six of the remaining nine matches to lock up back on 400, and you know a lot of athletes participated in that. I've got a lot their first Big 12 win of the season, as Kaid Brock and Keegan Moore recorded the victory. The win puts head coach John Smith one dual victory away from of pride in Oklahoma State wrestling. It's tough to put 400 victories up. You've falls to go along with technical falls from Heil, Jacobe Smith and Andrew 400 for his career. Under Smith, OSU is 24-2-1 in season openers. got to give your student athletes a lot of respect because without them, you Marsden, as well as a major decision from Derek White. OSU was dominant, At 133, redshirt sophomore Kaid Brock tallied his first dual win of the couldn't have done this." only allowing one NDSU takedown on the day to their 23. year in a decision over Tar Heel Zach Sherman. Sherman struck first with a Two-time defending national champion Dean Heil started the Cowboys off "I think there were mismatches at a lot of weights," head coach John Smith takedown in the opening minute before Brock was able to escape and score at 141 pounds. Heil extended his win streak to 49 against Minnesota's Tommy said. "We felt a little bit of burn in some of those matches and we didn't want to two points of his own to take a 3-2 lead after the first period. With riding time, Thorn. After a scoreless first period, Heil scored on an escape in the second wrestle through it in a few…It was a good team effort but I see some areas that the Cowboy would hold on for the 5-3 win. and picked up a takedown with 15 seconds left in the match to lock up win No. we really need to focus on." Two-time defending national champion Dean Heil stretched his win streak 99 for the Cowboy. Nick Piccininni opened the match for the Cowboys at 125 pounds against to 45 matches Saturday with a win over A.C. Headlee. Heil tallied a couple Geo Martinez picked up a 9-1 decision against Hunter Marko. The Paul Bianchi. The OSU redshirt sophomore led wire-to-wire, scoring takedowns of takedowns in the second and third periods while allowing Headlee none to 149-pounder scored a takedown in the first and collected more than a minute of in the first and third period to notch the 6-1 decision and move to 4-1 overall on wrap up a 5-2 decision. riding time in the process. Marko scored on an escape in the second, but it was the season. OSU dropped its first match of the day at 149 pounds, with Geo Martinez Martinez's match from there, earning a four-point nearfall in the final seconds of Brock scored the first bonus points of the day for the Pokes by way of a fall coming up short, 4-3, in his first dual start as a Cowboy to No. 15 Troy Heil- the match. in 4:06 over McGwire Midkiff. Racking up four takedowns and a nearfall for a mann. After a Martinez takedown in the second period, the score was tied at At 157 pounds, Jonce Blaylock picked up a 3-1 decision over No. 10 Jake 12-3 lead, Brock was able to turn Midkiff to his back in the second period and two heading to the third. Martinez, choosing down to open the frame, escaped Short in sudden victory. Blaylock scored a quick escape in the second and finish out the fall. The pin was Brock's second—and quickest—of the season. to take a 3-2 lead and held it for much of the period; however, Heilmann was eventually allowed Short to score an escape of his own. The match went to Heil recorded his 100th win in style on Sunday, teching Nico Colunga early able to score a takedown in the final 30 seconds to take the win. sudden victory where Blaylock scored a takedown within 15 seconds for the in the second period for his 50th-straight win. The Cowboy senior didn't allow Jonce Blaylock moved to 5-0 in his last five dual starts as he dropped win, which marked the third ranked victory of his career. Colunga a point in the match, using a pair of takedowns and three nearfalls for Kennedy Monday for a decision to expand the Pokes' lead to 15-3. Both Returning All-American Chandler Rogers outlasted No. 10 Nick Wanzek in a the 16-0 tech fall. With a career record of 100-11, Heil is the 42nd Cowboy to Blaylock and Monday tallied a couple takedowns each throughout the match, 3-2 decision. No. 6 Rogers scored an escape five seconds into the second and enter the 100-win club. but Blaylock's ability to escape from bottom and a two-point nearfall to end narrowly missed picking up back points toward the end of the period. Wanzek "That is big," Smith said. "He had a little bit of a rough week. He was hurt all the match clinched the 10-5 victory for the junior. scored a quick escape in the third, but Rogers came back with a takedown. week and a little bit nervous about wrestling today, but I threw him out there. I Junior Chandler Rogers escaped an early deficit against UNC's Clay Lautt The Golden Gopher escaped again, but Rogers held on for the win. didn't see any reason not to. He did a nice job. That's what you hope for him to to grab his first win of the season and expand the Cowboys' lead. In the open- In his Gallagher-Iba debut, No. 12 Jacobe Smith took a 10-1 major decision do is to go out there and put him away quick. He did that." ing period, Lautt was awarded an optional start after Rogers called an injury against Chris Pfarr. The Cowboy came out hot in the first scoring a takedown Redshirt Geo Martinez pulled out a 2-0 win over Mitch Bengston to keep timeout, and escaped followed by a takedown and Rogers escape to put the and a two-point nearfall, before taking Pfarr to his back for two more, taking a the Bison off the board at 149 pounds. After a scoreless first period, Martinez Cowboy down, 3-1, heading to the second. Lautt chose down and escaped to six-point lead to the second. Smith scored on the escape quickly and picked up elected to open the second in the down position and escaped to get off the build his lead to 4-1. Rogers then scored eight unanswered over the final two one more takedown with 20 seconds remaining. board. In the final frame, Martinez rode Bengston for the whole frame to lock periods, including a couple of takedowns and a two-point nearfall, to win, 9-4, Keegan Moore collected his first win in GIA with a 7-5 decision over Owen up the riding time point and the win. with riding time. Webster. In a back-and-forth contest, Moore scored a takedown with just under The Bison took their only match of the day at 157 pounds, as No. 12 Clay Junior Jacobe Smith made his first start of his OSU career at 174 pounds two minutes to go in the first and allowed an escape. Webster escaped again Ream edged junior Jonce Blaylock, 3-2, to send the Cowboys into the halftime against No. 9 Ethan Ramos. Smith scored a takedown midway through the in the second to tie the match heading to the third period, but Moore wasn't intermission with a 17-3 advantage. second to take a 5-4 lead, but Ramos pulled away from that point and claimed finished; he scored an early reversal in the third before giving up an escape Chandler Rogers continued the winning for OSU at 165 pounds, dropping the Tar Heels' second win of the day in a 13-8 decision. and a takedown. With less than a minute to go, Moore scored again on the No, 15 Andrew Fogarty, 9-3. Rogers used a pair of takedowns and a nearfall to Redshirt freshman Keegan Moore got the win in his Cowboy debut, picking reversal and collected riding time. put Fogarty away and move to 5-1 overall on the season. up a pair of takedowns over Adis Radoncic to notch the 5-2 decision. In commanding first period against Bobby Stevenson, Andrew Marsden The Cowboys finished off the day with four bonus point wins from the back Sophomore 197-pounder Andrew Marsden opened his match against No. scored a quick takedown to start. After allowing an escape, Marsden scored end of their lineup. 10 Danny Chaid strong, scoring a takedown and two-point nearfall, along another takedown and picked up back points with a four-point nearfall to lead, Recording six takedowns and a pair of nearfalls, Jacobe Smith had no with a reversal in the first frame to lead, 6-5, after one. Chaid, however, would 8-1 heading to the second frame. Following an escape in the second, Marsden trouble scoring on NDSU's Charley Popp at 174 pounds. Smith turned Popp for regain the lead in the second and not look back, pulling away for the 13-9 entered the third where he scored another escape and finished with one more a nearfall with six seconds to go in the match to wrap up the tech in 6:52 for his decision. takedown in the final seconds for a 12-3 major decision. second dual win as a Cowboy. At heavyweight, Derek White was able to score bonus points for the Pokes, No. 11 Derek White took the heavyweight match in a 5-2 decision over After a slow start against 184-pounder Tyler McNutt, Keegan Moore turned scoring two takedowns and a four-point nearfall on his way to a 10-1 major Rylee Streifel. White scored a takedown within 10 seconds in the first period things around in a hurry and ended up with a second-period fall. Moore found decision over Cory Daniel to wrap up the match. It marked the second dual before scoring on an escape in the second, while holding his opponent score- himself in a 3-1 hole early in the second, but quickly converted on a takedown win of White's career. less. Streifel escaped in the third, but White would score another takedown with and turned McNutt onto his back for the pin in 3:43. 12 seconds remaining to cap off the match. At 197 pounds, Andrew Marsden only needed three minutes to finish off The Cowboys dropped their first match of the evening at 125 pounds. No. Cordell Eaton by way of 16-1 technical fall. Marsden scored two takedowns No. 3 Oklahoma State 25, No. 22 North Carolina 9 3 Nick Piccininni came out firing with two takedowns, a four-point nearfall and and three nearfalls in the opening period to record his first tech of the season. Nov. 11, 2017 | Shenendehowa High School | Clifton Park, N.Y. more than a minute and a half of riding time in the first period. No. 5 Ethan Heavyweight Derek White had little trouble with Daniel Stibral in the final 125: No. 3 Nick Piccininni (OSU) wins by forfeit Lizak came storming back in the second period with four and two-point near- match of the day, staying undefeated in dual action this season with a 12-3 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) dec. Zach Sherman (UNC) 5-3 falls of his own, all but erasing Piccininni's riding time. The pair started from major decision for his ninth win in 10 matches this season. 141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) dec. A.C. Headlee (UNC) 5-2 the neutral position in the third where Lizak scored a takedown and allowed an 149: No. 15 Troy Heilmann (UNC) dec. Geo Martinez (OSU) 4-3 escape. Just over a minute of riding time gave Lizak the 10-9 decision. 157: Jonce Blaylock (OSU) dec. Kennedy Monday (UNC) 10-5 In the final bout of the evening, No. 4 Kaid Brock outlasted Mitch McKee in No. 3 Oklahoma State 40, North Dakota State 3 165: No. 4 Chandler Rogers (OSU) dec. Clay Lautt (UNC) 9-4 a 9-7 decision. Brock got off to a solid start with three first-period takedowns, Nov. 26, 2017 | Scheels Center | Fargo, N.D. 174: No. 9 Ethan Ramos (UNC) dec. No. 12 Jacobe Smith (OSU) 13-8 while sixth-ranked McKee would score an escape on each of those. Brock 125: No. 4 Nick Piccininni (OSU) dec. Paul Bianchi (NDSU) 6-1 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) dec. Adis Radoncic (UNC) 5-2 scored an escape early in the second but went scoreless the remainder of the 133: No. 4 Kaid Brock (OSU) fall McGwire Midkiff (NDSU) 4:06 197: No. 10 Danny Chaid (UNC) dec. Andrew Marsden (OSU) 13-9 period and gave up a takedown. The 133-pounder notched one more takedown 141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) TF Sam Hampton/Nico Colunga (NDSU) 16-0 HWT: Derek White (OSU) MD Cory Daniel (UNC) 10-1 in the third to wrap up the dual. 149: No. 11 Geo Martinez (OSU) dec. Mitch Bengston (NDSU) 2-0 157: No. 12 Clay Ream (NDSU) dec. Jonce Blaylock (OSU) 3-2 165: No. 6 Chandler Rogers (OSU) dec. No. 15 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU) 9-3 No. 3 Oklahoma State 30, No. 6 Minnesota 3 174: No. 12 Jacobe Smith (OSU) TF Charley Popp (NDSU) 21-5 Nov. 19, 2017 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) fall Tyler McNutt (NDSU) 3:43 141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) dec. No. 8 Tommy Thorn (MINN) 3-1 197: Andrew Marsden (OSU) TF Cordell Eaton (NDSU) 16-1 149: No. 12 Geo Martinez (OSU) MD Hunter Marko (MINN) 9-1 HWT: No. 11 Derek White (OSU) MD Dan Stibral (NDSU) 12-3 157: Jonce Blaylock (OSU) dec. No. 10 Jake Short (MINN) 3-1, SV1 165: No. 6 Chandler Rogers (OSU) dec. No. 10 Nick Wanzek (MINN) 3-2 174: No. 12 Jacobe Smith (OSU) MD Chris Pfarr (MINN) 10-1 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) dec. Owen Webster (MINN) 7-5 197: Andrew Marsden (OSU) MD Robert Steveson (MINN) 12-3 HWT: No. 11 Derek White (OSU) dec. Rylee Streifel (MINN) 5-2 125: No. 5 Ethan Lizak (MINN) dec. No. 3 Nick Piccininni (OSU) 10-9 133: No. 4 Kaid Brock (OSU) dec. No. 6 Mitch McKee (MINN) 9-7

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DUAL 4 DUAL 5 DUAL 6 Dec. 18, 2017 | Greeley, Colo. Dec. 19, 2017 | Cheyenne, Wyo. Jan. 5, 2018 | Naples, Italy Bank of Colorado Arena Storey Gym Naples High School

OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 3 37 OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 3 20 OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 3 19

NORTHERN COLORADO 4 WYOMING RV 15 NC STATE NO. 5 16

GREELEY, Colo. – The No. 3 Oklahoma State wrestling team picked up its CHEYENNE, Wyo. – The third-ranked Oklahoma State wrestling team over- NAPLES, Italy – The Oklahoma State wrestling team picked up its sixth victory second Big 12 win of the season Monday in a 37-4 victory over Northern came a nine-point deficit to open Tuesday's dual against Big 12 foe Wyoming of the season Friday evening, holding off No. 5 North Carolina State at Naples Colorado. to come away with the 20-15 win and remain undefeated on the season. High School in the first-ever NCAA wrestling dual held overseas. The Cowboys Five Cowboys picked up bonus point wins in the effort, including a pair of OSU (5-0, 3-0 Big 12) took the win at a raucous Storey Gym despite upsets and Wolfpack split the dual at five bouts apiece, but it was bonus point wins falls from Dean Heil and Chandler Rogers and a technical fall from Nick Pic- of Geo Martinez, Chandler Rogers, Kaid Brock and Dean Heil, and thanks from Derek White, Chandler Rogers and Kaid Brock that was the difference cininni. Cowboy All-American Preston Weigel also made his first appearance especially to bonus point wins from Preston Weigel, Derek White and Nick in the win. of the season at 197 pounds. Piccininni. Heil's loss to No. 3 Bryce Meredith ended the two-time defending The Cowboys and Wolfpack were neck and neck throughout the dual, with The night started at 157 pounds with Cowboy Jonce Blaylock taking on national champion's win streak at 55 wins. both teams trading blows and leads; however, trailing, 16-12, with two bouts to Northern Colorado's Tyler Kinn. Blaylock scratched out a couple of takedowns "It probably wasn't the best showing, but I had a feeling it was going to be go, OSU used wins from Rogers and 174-pound junior Jacobe Smith to come in the first two periods to take a 5-1 lead into the third. The Cowboy sealed tougher than we thought," head coach John Smith said. "We tried to get them away with the victory. up the win in the final frame, punctuating the match with a couple more ready for it telling them that it was going to be tough and they were going to "I thought it was going to be a competitive dual meet," head coach John takedowns to come away with the 10-3 triumph. have to grind it out. You may be able to beat the other guy at Big 12's by six, Smith said. "I thought we were in control after 133 with Kaid Brock picking up Rogers quickly added bonus points at 165, taking down Keilan Torres in seven or eight points, but you might have to win by one tonight. We didn't want the tech fall. I thought we had something rolling. We ended up losing 141, 149 the opening minute of his match before putting Torres on his back for the fall to do that, not at those first three weights anyways…It wasn't pretty, but it was and 157. I've got to give them credit. They came back and punched us in three- in 53 seconds. It marked the sixth fall of the season for the Cowboy and 30th good to see guys battle us back into the match." straight matches and we had a chance to win two of the three." of his career. "In the end, dual meets are always different," Smith said. "You look at the "We looked a little too hesitant," Smith said. "These are matches where we Redshirt junior Jacobe Smith pushed the OSU lead to 12-0 at 174 pounds outcome and see we won those two important matches at 174 and 184. You can really see ourselves for who we are. They had something to do with it. with a win over Seth Bogulski. Smith jumped out to a 4-1 lead after the open- never know. When your team needs you, you step out. Then, when we secured They performed and put themselves in position to win the dual." ing frame, but Bogulski would cut his lead to 5-3 with a takedown midway the win, we might not have had that fight at 133 and 141. I thought Dean The win puts the wraps on a week in Italy for the Cowboys, who had the through the second. Smith was able to escape before the end of the period wrestled hard and wrestled well. He was tired, and we expect that coming opportunity to explore Rome and Naples while also preparing for the dual. and only allowed a Bogulski escape in the third to get the 6-4 victory. to Wyoming. We knew they were going to fill (the gym) in a big-time match. "We had a good time," Smith said. "It was a good experience. We don't get The Bears picked up their lone win of the evening at 184 pounds by way There's no shame there. We took it on the chin with a win, but we could have to do this all the time, and we made history. I just really appreciate the people of a Dylan Gabel major decision over Keegan Moore. Early in the first, Gabel gotten out of here without the win." who were involved and made it comfortable for us to get good workouts in good attacked and converted on a takedown, injuring Moore in the process. From Wyoming opened the dual with three-straight wins, beginning with a Sam facilities. I enjoyed our clinic yesterday. You saw a bunch of young athletes that that point, it was all Gabel, who would finish off the 10-1 major over the Turner 4-3 decision over OSU's Geo Martinez at 149. At 157, Jonce Blaylock really love wrestling, both men and women. Those things are fun to be a part redshirt freshman. couldn't come up with a win over No. 17 Archie Colgan, coming up short, 3-1. of. That's our future and our future looks good." Matched up with No. 19 Jacob Seely in his first appearance of the season, Wyoming then ran the score to 9-0 at 165, as Rogers was bested by No. 15 NC State struck first, as No. 3 Pete Renda dealt Cowboy freshman Keegan Weigel didn't appear to have much trouble. After a scoreless first period, Branson Ashworth in a 6-2 decision. Moore a 3-0 loss in a tough match at 184 pounds. Heading into the third period Weigel was able to score on a takedown in the second before electing to Jacobe Smith got OSU on the board at 174 with a decision over Kyle Pope. trailing, 1-0, Moore chose neutral to open the final frame. The Cowboy took open the third on top and turning Seely for a nearfall. With riding time added, Trailing 4-3 after two periods, Smith was able to escape quickly to tie the match a couple of shots in the frame but couldn't convert on a score, and Renda Weigel picked up the 7-0 decision in his debut. up at the beginning of the third. Pope would answer with a takedown, but Smith finished the match with a takedown on a counter to finish off the 3-0 decision. "I'm feeling really good coming back from this injury," Weigel said. "It sucks answered with an escape and takedown to take a 7-6 lead. Pope was able to The Cowboys regained control of the dual with a couple of consecutive wins sitting out and I don't think anyone wants to do it. I trained hard through it and tie it back up on an escape, but Smith claimed the 8-7 decision on riding time. at 197 pounds and heavyweight. I don't feel like I lost anything. I feel like I picked up where I left off from last Keegan Moore and Chaz Polson had another wild battle at 184 pounds. Matched up with No. 7 Mike Macchiavello at 197, Preston Weigel bounced year." The two wrestlers each registered a takedown in the opening two periods, but back from an early, 2-0, deficit to come up with a 5-4 decision. Weigel was able Heavyweight Derek White earned his fifth major decision on the year in a Polson's two escaped put him ahead, 4-2, going into the third. Moore wouldn't to tie the match up at two early in the second period with an escape before 12-4 triumph over Robert Winters. White denied Winters any offensive scores back down, however, and hung tough in the third, tallying a reversal to open seizing control of the lead with a takedown midway through the frame. The in the bout, while scoring five takedowns of his own. The Cowboy junior the frame followed by another two takedowns to gut out an 8-7 decision and OSU junior didn't allow Macchiavello an offensive score the rest of the way and picked up his 10th win of the season in the match. pull OSU within three. racked up a couple of minutes of riding time to lock up the victory. Piccininni made quick work of Sean Cannon at 125 pounds, racking up Preston Weigel took back the lead for good in a 15-0 shutout tech fall at Derek White boosted his team-leading major decision total to six Friday with a takedown and four nearfalls to notch a 16-0 technical fall in 2:21. The win 197 over Cody Vigoren. After a scoreless first period, Weigel registered three an 8-0 shutout win over Malik McDonald. White racked up a takedown and moved the redshirt sophomore to 9-1 overall on the season and was his four-point nearfalls in the second and capped off the victory with a takedown in nearfall in the win, overwhelming McDonald to give the Pokes a 7-3 lead. fourth tech. the third to lock up the seven-minute tech. After his first two duals this season, NC State picked up another win at 125 pounds with Nick Piccininni dropping At 133 pounds, Kaid Brock came away with a narrow, 9-8 decision over Weigel has outscored his opponents 22-0. a 9-5 decision to No. 8 Sean Fausz in his second loss of the season. Rico Montoya. Brock appeared in control in the first, scoring three takedowns Heavyweight Derek White followed up Weigel's tech with one of his own Kaid Brock got the Cowboys back on track at 133 with a big 16-1 technical to take a 6-2 lead into the second, where Montoya narrowed the advantage over Hunter Mullins in the seventh match of the night. Mullins had no answer fall over Tariq Wilson. Jumping on Wilson from the start, Brock scored two to 6-5 with another score. Starting the final frame on bottom, Brock was able for the redshirt junior, who racked up five takedowns and three nearfalls on his takedowns and four nearfalls in the match to win his 14th of the year. to score a reversal; however, Montoya would tie it late with an escape and way to finishing off the 17-2 win in 5:23. NC State won three-straight matches at 141, 149 and 157, including a Kevin another takedown, but Brock would come away with the win on riding time. At 125 pounds, redshirt sophomore Nick Piccininni came up just a point Jack victory over Dean Heil, to retake the lead. Dean Heil stretched the advantage to 33-4 with a quick fall in 1:47 over short of a third-straight tech fall for the Pokes, but settled instead for a 15-1 ma- With their backs against the wall and needing a couple of wins to remain Ben Polkowske at 141. With the pin, Heil ties his career high for falls in a sea- jor over Drake Foster. Piccininni scored three takedowns and a pair of nearfalls undefeated, the Cowboys looked to Rodgers and Smith to carry them to victory. son with four and moves into a tie with Johny Hendricks for the eighth-longest to overwhelm Foster and put OSU up, 20-9. Rogers had little trouble with Brian Hamann at 165 pounds, opening with a win streak in school history with 55. Brock couldn't overcome an early 6-0 deficit the redshirt sophomore suffered takedown and nearfall that put the redshirt junior in the lead for good. Rogers Making the start in his home state of Colorado, Geo Martinez was able when opponent Montorie Bridges scored a quick takedown and nearfall in the added another couple of takedowns before the final buzzer to walk away with to finish off the Cowboy victory with a dominant, 13-1 major decision over opening seconds of the match. Brock would answer with four takedowns of his the 13-1 major decision and tie the match at 16. Jimmy Fate. Martinez led from start to finish, tallying three takedowns and a own throughout the remainder of the bout while denying Bridges' attacks, but The night came down to 174 pounds, as Jacobe Smith and Daniel Bullard four-point nearfall en route to the win. would ultimately come up short, 11-10. battled it out to decide the dual. Smith scored a takedown in the opening The Cowboys will have a quick turnaround, as they head to Cheyenne, Heil suffered his first loss since February of 2016 Tuesday in a tightly- seconds to quickly take the lead, before adding another prior to the end of the Wyo., tomorrow at 7 p.m. MT for a bout with Big 12 foe Wyoming. contested battle with rival Bryce Meredith. After the wrestlers traded escapes first period. Smith would go on to win, 7-2, and help the Cowboys to their sixth "We've got some great matchups tomorrow," head coach John Smith said. in the second and third frames to head to sudden victory tied at one apiece win of the season. "I had a chance to watch their team wrestle in Reno. It's a good squad, and despite numerous scrambles. The two scrambled again for an extended period it's going to be a good match." in the opening frame of sudden victory to head to the first tiebreaker. Meredith rode out the first 30 seconds against Heil, and then escaped early in the No. 3 Oklahoma State 19, No. 5 NC State 16 second. Heil responded and nearly scored a takedown in the final seconds; Jan. 5, 2018 | Naples High School | Naples, Italy No. 3 Oklahoma State 37, Northern Colorado 4 however, no points were awarded and Meredith walked away with the 2-1 win. 184: No. 3 Pete Renda (NCST) dec. Keegan Moore (OSU) 3-0 Dec. 18, 2017 | Bank of Colorado Arena | Greeley, Colo. 197: No. 4 Preston Weigel (OSU) dec. No. 7 Mike Macchiavello (NCST) 5-4 157: Jonce Blaylock (OSU) dec. Tyler Kinn (UNC) 9-3 HWT: No. 8 Derek White (OSU) MD Malik McDonald (NCST) 8-0 165: No. 6 Chandler Rogers (OSU) fall Keilan Torres (UNC) 0:54 No. 3 Oklahoma State 20, Wyoming 15 125: No. 8 Sean Fausz (NCST) dec. No. 3 Nick Piccininni (OSU) 9-5 174: No. 10 Jacobe Smith (OSU) dec. Seth Boguski (UNC) 6-4 Dec. 19, 2017 | Storey Gymnasium | Cheyenne, Wyo. 133: No. 5 Kaid Brock (OSU) TF Tariq Wilson (NCST) 16-1 184: Dylan Gabel (UNC) MD Keegan Moore (OSU) 10-1 149: Sam Turner (WYO) dec. No. 8 Geo Martinez (OSU) 4-3 141: No. 4 Kevin Jack (NCST) dec. No. 3 Dean Heil (OSU) 4-3 197: No. 4 Preston Weigel (OSU) dec. No. 19 Jacob Seeley (UNC) 7-0 157: No. 17 Archie Colgan (WYO) dec. Jonce Blaylock (OSU) 3-1 149: No. 17 Beau Donahue (NCST) dec. Boo Lewallen (OSU) 6-4, SV1 285: No. 8 Derek White (OSU) MD Robert Winters (UNC) 12-4 165: No. 15 Branson Ashworth (WYO) dec. No. 5 Chandler Rogers (OSU) 5-2 157: No. 3 Hayden Hidlay (NCST) MD Jonce Blaylock (OSU) 12-4 125: No. 3 Nick Piccininni (OSU) TF Sean Cannon (UNC) 16-0; 2:22 174: No. 12 Jacobe Smith (OSU) dec. Kyle Pope (WYO), 8-7 165: No. 8 Chandler Rogers (OSU) MD Brian Hamann (NCST) 13-1 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) dec. Rico Montoya (UNC) 9-8 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) dec. Chaz Polson (WYO) 8-7 174: No. 10 Jacobe Smith (OSU) dec. Daniel Bullard (NCST) 7-2 141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) fall Ben Polkowske (UNC) 1:14 197: No. 4 Preston Weigel (OSU) TF Cody Vigoren (WYO) 15-0 149: No. 10 Geo Martinez (OSU) MD Jimmy Fate (UNC) 13-1 285: No. 8 Derek White (OSU) TF Hunter Mullins (WYO) 17-2 125: No. 3 Nick Piccininni (OSU) MD Drake Foster (WYO) 15-1 133: No. 20 Montorie Bridges (WYO) dec. No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) 11-10 141: No. 4 Bryce Meredith (WYO) dec. No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) 2-1, TB1

DUAL 7 DUAL 8 DUAL 9 Jan. 14, 2018 | Iowa City, Iowa Jan. 19, 2018 | Stillwater, Okla. Jan. 14, 2018 | Iowa City, Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena Gallagher-Iba Arena Carver-Hawkeye Arena

OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 3 12 WEST VIRGINIA RV 6 KENT STATE 3

IOWA NO. 7 20 OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 5 29 OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 5 42

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The Oklahoma State wrestling team suffered its first loss STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team tallied its fourth Big 12 STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team dominated Sunday in of the season Sunday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, falling, 20-12, at win of the season on Friday night, defeating West Virginia, 29-6, at Gallagher- its home dual against Kent State at Gallagher-Iba Arena, stacking up bonus the hands of seventh-ranked Iowa. Iba Arena. points for a 42-3 victory in what was perhaps its most complete match of the Faced with a hostile opposing crowd and a docked team point for a pair The Cowboys (7-1, 4-0 Big 12) won nine of 10 matches on Friday, includ- season thus far. of bench warnings, the Cowboys (6-1, 3-0 Big 12) had their chances but ing a couple of ranked wins by Nick Piccininni and Preston Weigel, as well as Eight of the Cowboys' nine wins on Sunday came with bonus points, were unable to overcome a couple of upsets on the road in the 52nd meeting a pair of major decisions from Boo Lewallen and Jonce Blaylock. including five coming by way of either pin or technical fall. Of those five bouts, between the two rivals. "I want to see more out of this team," head coach John Smith said. "I'm four were wrapped up before the conclusion of the first period. "It wasn't one of our better matches," head coach John Smith said. "I actu- just not seeing the level that I think we're capable of seeing. And we have got A relentless Nick Piccininni made quick work of Kent State's Jake Ferri ally don't know if we've wrestled a good match yet. The tight matches and the to start putting it together and pushing ourselves a little bit harder in these in the first period of the 125-pound match, racking up a pair of takedowns ones we needed to win, we didn't win. I thought we might need some bonus matches. To score points, if somebody's coming out and trying to keep us and three nearfalls for a 16-1 tech fall in 2:41 to give the Cowboys an early points somewhere and we didn't get bonus. It just wasn't enough." from scoring, have the will to go in and not let that kind of match take place, 5-0 lead. Overwhelming Ferri from the opening whistle, it was the redshirt "I think we're kind of finding our place," Smith said. "We're still finding out I thought we saw that a little bit in a couple matches … I'm looking for a lot sophomore's fifth tech fall of the season. who we are. This should help us moving forward. We can learn some lessons more aggression." Kaid Brock followed up Piccininni's bonus points with some of his own as from this dual meet and recognize a lot of those matches we could have won Matched up with No. 14 Zeke Moisey, Piccininni came away with the 4-0 he turned in a 13-5 major decision over Anthony Tutolo. Brock started strong if we had outscored our opponent in the third period. We could have won the decision to give the Pokes an early, 3-0 edge. Tied with no score after one pe- with three takedowns in the opening period to take a 6-2 lead into the second. dual meet. We were in several of those matches where we got beat, and we riod, Moisey took down to open the second. The Cowboy redshirt sophomore Opening the second frame with a reversal and adding a takedown in the third didn't outscore them in the third." would ride out the entirety of the period, however, and chose down to start to go along with a couple of stalling points on Tutolo, Brock pulled away for The Hawkeyes struck first at 125 pounds, as Iowa freshman Spencer the third. Piccininni escaped just a couple of seconds into the final frame and his 11th bonus point win of the season. Lee defeated Cowboy Nick Piccininni in a 10-5 match. Lee used an early scored on a takedown with 25 seconds to go. Dean Heil notched his fifth fall of the year against Tim Rooney, decking the takedown and nearfall to take a 6-0 lead in the opening minute. Piccininni was Kaid Brock followed Piccininni's win up with a 6-1 decision at 133 pounds, Golden Flash 2:44 into the first period. Heil opened aggressively, scoring a able to score a couple of takedowns in the second and third periods, but it defeating West Virginia's Matthew Schmitt. Brock was in control for most of takedown out of a scramble before turning Rooney for a four-point nearfall. wouldn't be enough and Lee came away with the decision. the match, scoring takedowns in the first and second periods and allowing no Heil was able to turn Rooney again shortly after, this time sticking him to his OSU took a 7-3 lead with a pair of wins from Cowboys Kaid Brock offensive scores from Schmitt to earn his 16th win on the year. back for the pin. With the win, Heil surpassed his career single-season high in and Dean Heil. Brock had little trouble with Iowa's Phillip Laux, taking the Dean Heil scored another decision for the Pokes at 141 with an 11-5 falls. Hawkeye senior down seven times on the way to a 16-6 major decision. Heil victory against Christian Monserrat. Heil used four takedowns and a reversal, "I definitely needed to give more of an effort today compared to Friday," was able to shut out Vince Turk for a 4-0 decision to get back on track after a as well as riding time, to rack up 11 points; however, Monserrat's reversal with Heil said. I wrestled a decent match, up until the last 15 seconds. I got taken two-match skid. just seconds to go in the match wiped away a would-be major decision from down and just kind of sat there. That's not how you want to end a match. It The Hawkeyes regained the lead for good with three-straight wins from 149 the two-time defending champ. kind of a left a little salty taste in my mouth." to 165. In his second career start, Boo Lewallen took a 23-8 technical fall from The Cowboys got their bonus points at 149 and 157, as Lewallen and Boo Lewallen ran up the score on Kent State's Chance Driscoll at 149 No. 2 Brandon Sorensen at 149 pounds. At 157, Jonce Blaylock was able to Blaylock controlled their opponents for major decisions. pounds, putting together a 23-8 technical fall in 6:30 to stretch the Cowboy prevent more bonus points from the Hawkeyes, but dropped a 9-2 decision to Lewallen overwhelmed West Virginia's Kyler Rea from the opening whistle, advantage to 20. Lewallen strung together four takedowns in both of the first No. 2 Michael Kemerer. Chandler Rogers couldn't find a rhythm at 165, and scoring three takedowns in the opening period to take a 6-2 lead into the sec- two periods, including a two-point nearfall to end the first, on his way to a 19-6 gave up a 5-2 upset to No. 11 Alex Marinelli. ond. The Cowboy redshirt sophomore finished off the match with takedowns lead heading to the final frame. Lewallen had little trouble finding two more Jacobe Smith picked up a decision at 174 pounds to keep the Cowboys in both of the second and third frames to secure the 12-4 win. scores in the third to finish off the tech fall and pick up his second win of the alive. Tied with Joey Gunther at one with under a minute to go, Smith Blaylock overcame an early takedown from Zach Moore to open the match, weekend. remained poised and was able to score a takedown with 15 seconds to go in and rebounded with a takedown of his own before the end of the period to Jonce Blaylock got in on the bonus point flurry as well at 157, scoring an the bout. Smith rode out the remainder of the clock and came away with the head to the second tied at three. From there, it was all Blaylock, who got in on 11-2 major decision over Casey Sparkman. Blaylock opened with a takedown 3-1 victory to pull the Cowboys within five team points. three more scores over the final two periods and pull away for the 13-5 major. to lead 2-0 after one. Choosing down to open the second, Blaylock quickly Iowa responded with a Mitch Bowman 10-6 decision over OSU freshman The Mountaineers got on the board with their only win of the night at 165 escaped and converted on a takedown, bringing Sparkman to his back briefly Keegan Moore to stretch the deficit to 17-9. pounds. In his first career start, Cowboy Dalton Moran traded takedowns in for a two-point nearfall. Sparkman was able to open the third with a takedown, Preston Weigel remained undefeated since his return at 197 pounds, pick- the first period with Nick Kiussis. With a 3-2 lead, Moran was reversed and but Blaylock bounced right back with a score of his own to secure his second ing up a big 6-0 win over No. 5 Cash Wilcke. Scoring a couple of takedowns eventually pinned in 2:04. major of the weekend. and racking up over two-and-a-half minutes of riding time, Weigel was able Jacobe Smith got the Cowboys back on track at 174 with a 9-4 decision After Dalton Moran came up short for the Pokes at 165 pounds, Jacobe to overwhelm Wilcke on top and lock up the win. The Cowboy junior is 4-0 on over Parker VonEgidy. Smith used flurries in the first and third periods to rack Smith got the Cowboys back on track with a first-period pin of Dylan Barreiro. the season since returning to the lineup in December, including three ranked up three takedowns and a reversal on his way to the his fifth-straight win. Smith opened the match with a quick takedown, and after a release threw wins. At 184 pounds, tied at one apiece after regulation, Cowboy Keegan Moore Barreiro back down to his back for the pin in 1:24. Collecting the fourth fall The dual came down to heavyweight, with the Pokes needing a Derek and Brenden McRill headed to sudden victory to decide their match. It was of his junior season, Smith just missed the quickest pin of his career by 11 White tech fall over No. 3 Sam Stoll to tie or a pin to win. Despite being Moore that would come up with the win, tallying a takedown with 11 seconds seconds. outsized by Stoll, White hung tough and led, 3-2, heading into the third period. to go to lock up the 3-1 decision. At 184 pounds, Keegan Moore defeated Colin McCracken, 8-5, to give Choosing down, Stoll was able to escape quickly in the third to tie it up and In a rematch of last year's 197-pound Big 12 title bout, Preston Weigel the Cowboys a 33-3 lead. Moore was able to score a pair of takedowns in force sudden victory. went head-to-head with West Virginia's 13th-ranked Jacob Smith. Smith the first and another in the third, but couldn't stretch the score on a defensive With no score after the first sudden victory period, the bout headed to struck first , scoring a takedown on the edge of the mat early in the first period McCracken for bonus points. With the win, the redshirt freshman picked up tiebreakers where both wrestlers were able to escape from the down position to lead, 2-1, after one. Choosing down, Weigel escaped quickly to open the his sixth dual win of the year. and tie it at four. Finally, in the second sudden victory period, Stoll was able to second frame before scoring on a takedown of his own to take a 4-2 lead. Preston Weigel wasted no time with a 16-0 shutout technical fall over Kyle convert on a takedown to take the 6-4 decision. Smith chose the down position to open the third, but couldn't get off bottom, Conel in 2:57. Weigel countered off a Conel shot, throwing the Golden Flash The Cowboys return home to open a seven-dual home stand on Friday as Weigel rode the Mountaineer for the remainder of the final period on his to his back on the edge of the mat and nearly picked up the pin, instead against Big 12 foe West Virginia at 7 p.m. The Pokes will then wrap up the way to a 5-2 decision. settling for the first of four nearfalls. Weigel remained undefeated on the year, weekend on Sunday at 1 p.m. against Kent State. "(It was about) being tough," Weigel said. "I needed it there. You don't want moving to 6-0 overall. The redshirt junior has built quite the resume, with four to give him a chance. He was sitting there stalling, and you just have to go get of his six wins coming over ranked opponents, and the other two coming by it when you need it." way of tech fall. No. 7 Iowa 20, No. 3 Oklahoma State 12* Finally, Derek White finished off the dual with a 10-4 win over West Derek White capped off the Cowboy win with a 10-1 major decision over Jan. 14, 2018 | Carver-Hawkeye Arena | Iowa City, Iowa Virginia's Brandon Ngati. White had little trouble with the Mountaineer sopho- Devin Nye. White scored takedowns in each of the first two periods, before 125: No. 9 Spencer Lee (IOWA) dec. No. 6 Nick Piccininni (OSU) 10-5 more, scoring four takedowns en route to his 13th win of the season. stretching the score in the third with another couple of takedowns and the 133: No. 4 Kaid Brock (OSU) MD Phillip Laux (IOWA) 16-6 riding time point. With the victory, White added to his team-leading total of 141: No. 5 Dean Heil (OSU) dec. Vince Turk (IOWA) 4-0 majors, which now amounts to seven. 149: No. 2 Brandon Sorensen (IOWA) TF No. 14 Boo Lewallen (OSU) 23-8 No. 5 Oklahoma State 29, West Virginia 6 157: No. 2 Michael Kemerer (IOWA) dec. Jonce Blaylock (OSU) 9-2 Jan. 19, 2018 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. 165: No. 11 Alex Marinelli (IOWA) dec. No. 8 Chandler Rogers (OSU) 5-2 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) dec. No. 14 Zeke Moisey 4-0 No. 5 Oklahoma State 42, Kent State 3 174: No. 14 Jacobe Smith (OSU) dec. Joey Gunther (IOWA) 3-1 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) dec. Matthew Schmitt (WVU) 6-1 Jan. 21, 2018 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. 184: Mitch Bowman (IOWA) dec. No. 19 Keegan Moore (OSU) 10-6 141: No. 5 Dean Heil (OSU) dec. Christian Monserrat (WVU) 11-5 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) TF Jake Ferri (KSU) 16-1 197: No. 3 Preston Weigel (OSU) dec. No. 5 Cash Wilcke (IOWA) 6-0 149: No. 15 Boo Lewallen (OSU) MD Kyler Rea (WVU) 12-4 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) MD Anthony Tutolo (KSU) 13-5 HWT: No. 6 Sam Stoll (IOWA) dec. No. 10 Derek White (OSU) 6-4 157: Jonce Blaylock (OSU) MD Zachary Moore/Hunter Jones (WVU) 13-5 141: No. 5 Dean Heil (OSU) fall Tim Rooney (KSU) 2:44 *OSU docked a team point 165: Nick Kiussis (WVU) fall Dalton Moran (OSU) 2:04 149: No. 15 Boo Lewallen (OSU) TF Chance Driscoll (KSU) 23-8 174: No. 14 Jacobe Smith (OSU) dec. Parker VonEgidy (WVU) 9-4 157: Jonce Blaylock (OSU) MD Casey Sparkman (KSU) 11-2 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) dec. Brenden McRill (WVU) 3-1, SV1 165: Isaac Bast (KSU) dec. Dalton Moran (OSU) 7-1 197: No. 3 Preston Weigel (OSU) dec. No. 13 Jake Smith (WVU) 5-2 174: No. 14 Jacobe Smith (OSU) fall Dylan Barreiro (KSU) 1:24 HWT: No. 10 Derek White (OSU) dec. Brandon Ngati (WVU) 10-4 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) dec. Colin McCracken (KSU) 8-5 197: No. 3 Preston Weigel (OSU) TF Kyle Conel (KSU) 16-0 HWT: No. 10 Derek White (OSU) MD Devin Nye (KSU) 10-1

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STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team fell at home Saturday STILLWATER – The fifth-ranked Oklahoma State wrestling team snagged its STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team defeated No. 13 evening to the third-ranked Missouri Tigers, 21-19, at Gallagher-Iba Arena. fifth Big 12 win of the season Sunday afternoon, routing Iowa State, 31-3, at Northern Iowa, 24-10, in a nationally-televised dual Saturday afternoon at The loss marks the No. 5 Cowboys' second of the season and the first time Gallagher-Iba Arena. Coming off a tough loss to No. 3 Missouri on Saturday Gallagher-Iba Arena. With the win, the Cowboys moved to 6-0 in conference they've lost at home to Missouri since 2009. night, the Cowboys (9-2, 5-0 Big 12) led from wire to wire in the dual, which competition and picked up their 10th win of the season. "Somebody's got to kind of be a hero in some big matches," head coach was highlighted by bonus point wins from Nick Piccininni and Chandler Redshirt sophomore Nick Piccininni got the Cowboys rolling with a 12-2 John Smith said. "Somebody's got to step up and do something, and we just Rogers. major decision over No. 20 Jay Schwarm at 125. After a slow start in which didn't quite have that. Nick Piccininni opened the day for the Cowboys with bonus points at 125, Schwarm struck first on a takedown in the first period, Piccininni scored "It seemed like Preston Weigel, in the middle of the second, struggled shutting out Sinjin Briggs, 15-0, just 45 seconds into the second period. a reversal early in the second and a two-point nearfall to take a two-point finishing that match—kind of odd because we haven't seen that out of him. Piccininni started off with a takedown and a trio of nearfalls in the first period advantage into the third. The Cowboy scored a takedown in the final period You give up at stalling point in 184 at the end of the match. Your two-time before finishing off the match in the following frame with an escape and quick and took Schwarm to his back twice before time expired, scoring six more national champion gets pinned. Those are things that make it hard to be back takedown for his sixth tech fall of the season. points to secure his third major decision of the season. in the match when those things happen early and I thought we were in control Kaid Brock added a decision for the Cowboys at 133 pounds, defeating Third-ranked Kaid Brock added a major decision of his own to the Cow- of it as we went into 197.I knew he was tough, but after the first takedown it Iowa State’s Markus Simmons, 6-2. Brock scored a pair of takedowns in the boys' efforts with a 14-6 defeat of Jack Wagner that included nearly three- just seemed like he hit a wall. Not sure what it was. The rest of the matches, first period to jump out to a 4-1 lead, but struggled to score on a defensive and-a-half minutes of riding time. Brock scored two takedowns in the first, and 184, just find a way to stay inbounds, give yourself a chance to take a shot." Simmons to stretch the score past a decision. within 15 seconds of the start of the second, escaped and scored another. Redshirt freshman Nick Piccininni picked up the first win of the evening for Dean Heil suffered a 3-1 loss at the hands of Ian Parker at 141 pounds Wagner would get an escape and takedown of his own before Brock scored the Cowboys over Missouri's Barlow McGhee. Piccininni scored a takedown for the Cowboys’ only defeat of the day. Trailing by one with over a minute of a reversal and finished off the match with two more takedowns. The win was in the first and went up 2-0 before McGhee was forced to forfeit after undergo- riding time in his favor heading to the final period, Heil was able to get out and the Stillwater native's 20th of the season and 12th to come with bonus points. ing concussion protocol. tie the match just a few seconds into the frame. Parker initiated a scramble Getting back on track after a two-match skid, Dean Heil picked up a 4-1 de- Kaid Brock took the 8-7 decision from John Erneste in wild bout at 133 with just over a minute to go, and was able to convert on what would be the cision over No. 8 Josh Alber on Saturday. After a scoreless first, Heil started pounds. Brock scored a pair of takedowns in the first before allowing an es- decisive takedown with under 45 seconds on the clock. in the up position and allowed Alber an escape before he scored a takedown cape to begin the second period then being taken to his back. Erneste tallied "That kid has wrestled pretty tough. He’s beaten a couple of good kids and with just more than a minute to go in the second. Heil escaped less than 10 a four-point nearfall, but Brock averted a pin late in the second. Trailing 5-4 wrestled well as of late. It's tough. Doesn't always roll your way. He has won a seconds into the third and added a point with 1:15 riding time. entering the final period the Cowboy scored back-to-back takedowns within lot of tight matches. Just got to get back to that and focus on his performance Boo Lewallen suffered OSU's first loss of the day in sudden victory to No. 14 seconds to finish the match. rather than the outcome and I think he will find himself back where he wants 8 Max Thomsen. Lewallen and Thomsen traded escapes in the second and In a top-five matchup, Dean Heil suffered his third loss of the season by to be. And if he doesn't do that then that's not going to happen." third periods to head to wrap up regulation tied at one apiece; however, it was way of fall at the hands of No. 3 Jaydin Eierman. The Cowboy was taken At 149 pounds, Boo Lewallen came away with an 11-9 sudden victory win Thomsen that picked up a takedown halfway through sudden victory for the down early in the first but escaped shortly after. Heil opted for the bottom over No. 18 Jarrett Degen. Lewallen started hot, having little trouble picking win. position in the second and scored a reversal but Eierman responded with up a pair of takedowns in the first period. Degen struck back in the second, At 157, Jonce Blaylock recorded a 5-2 decision over UNI's Logan Ryan. a reversal of his own and a four-point nearfall. No. 5 Heil escaped, but was giving up an escape to Lewallen to start, but coming back with a takedown After two offensively-lacking periods, Blaylock trailed by a point before getting quickly taken down again before surrendering the fall at the 4:49 mark. and two-point nearfall to take a 6-5 lead into the third. Lewallen tallied a an escape and takedown in the third. Ryan escaped once more, but only for At 149 pounds, Boo Lewallen fell to No. 3 Grant Leeth in an 8-4 decision. couple more takedowns in the final period to take a 9-8 lead late; however, Blaylock to take him down again at the buzzer to polish off the win. Lewallen struggled throughout the match to finish shots, scoring only on whistled for his second stall call with under 15 seconds to go, Lewallen was It took 10th-ranked Chandler Rogers ten seconds in sudden victory to escapes in the first two periods with no point production in the third. forced to ride out the period to force sudden victory, where he would score the secure a 7-5 win against Dan Kelly. Rogers picked up two takedowns to open Fourth-ranked Joey Lavallee defeated Cowboy Jonce Blaylock in a 9-5 final takedown for the win. the match and control the first period. Starting the second on bottom, the decision with riding time. Lavallee had a productive first period that included Jonce Blaylock scored a decision for the Cowboys as well at 157 pounds, Cowboy was charged with a technical violation that wiped out a reversal. Rog- a takedown and four-point nearfall. Blaylock was unable to get much offense dispatching of Iowa State’s Chase Straw, 5-3. Blaylock was able to score ers was able to escape later in the frame and took a 5-2 lead into the third, going before the final period when he scored two quick takedowns to finish takedowns in the opening two periods, while keeping Straw from scoring any but allowed a takedown and was hit with two stall calls to send the match to the match and prevent bonus points. offensive points to give the Cowboys a 13-3 lead at the halfway point, despite sudden victory. In a pivotal match at 165, after trailing through the first period, No. 10 a team point deduction for a bench warning midway through the bout. Hestin Lamons stepped in for Jacobe Smith at 174, dropping a 7-4 deci- Chandler Rogers picked up the pace to record a fall with 1:43 remaining in the Chandler Rogers added his second fall of the weekend at 165 over Brady sion to Taylor Lujan. The seventh-ranked Lujan took Lamons down twice in second period. Connor Flynn took Rogers to his back for two and collected a Jennings, scoring a quick takedown to open the match and quickly turning the first period, with Lamons scoring escapes on both. Unable to convert on four-point nearfall early in the first before Rogers responded with an escape Jennings for the pin in 1:07. The fall was his eighth of the season. a number of aggressive shots in the second and third, Lamons came up just and takedown. Rogers started the second on bottom and scored a reversal Hestin Lamons picked up a win in his first dual start of the season for the short of the upset. before collecting the pin—his seventh of the season. Cowboys, notching a 4-2 decision over Iowa State’s Hank Swalla. Lamons After Keegan Moore dropped a 12-2 major to No. 10 Drew Foster, Preston At 174 pounds, Jacobe Smith dropped a 7-3 decision to undefeated and struck first with a takedown in the first to take an early lead that he would not Weigel stepped up for the Cowboys to get a 4-3 decision against No. 13 Ja- fourth-ranked Daniel Lewis. Smith struggled some after dinging his knee in concede. With the win, Lamons moves to 2-1 in dual starts for his career. cob Holschlag. Weigel went into the final period, leading 3-2 before allowing the first period. Unable to get much offense going, he scored only on escapes Getting the start at 184, Andrew Marsden outscored Dane Pestano for an escape from the start position to tie the match. His continued dominance and a penalty point. an 11-8 decision. Marsden racked up three takedowns and a nearfall to from the top position would be the deciding factor in the match as he collected Keegan Moore dropped his match at 184, 2-1, on a last-second penalty Pestano’s two takedowns on the way to his third dual win of the season, and more than two minutes of riding time to pick up the extra point and edge call for fleeing the mat. After a scoreless first period, Moore elected to take first since moving down to 184. Holschlag. the bottom position and scored an escape in the second, but Marriott would Preston Weigel put together a 4-1 decision over Sam Colbray at 197 Heavyweight Derek White capped off the afternoon with a major decision match it with an escape of his own in third before Moore was penalized with pounds. Heading to the second period scoreless, Colbray chose down to start over Carter Isley. The Cowboy collected a takedown in each period and just nine seconds to go in the bout. and was turned by Weigel for a two-point nearfall before the Cowboy rode out dominated on top with more than three-and-a-half minutes of riding time on Preston Weigel lost his first match of the season in a 10-4 decision to Mis- the remainder of the period. Weigel escaped to open the final period and was his way to his ninth major of the year. souri's Willie Miklus at 197 pounds. Weigel struggled offensively after scoring dinged for a couple of stall warnings, but ultimately came out with his seventh "I was really encouraged by the fact that he picked up a major decision a first-period takedown and No. 7 Miklus capitalized in the final period with an win of the season. tonight," Smith said. "My message to him was that if you are that many points escape, takedown and four-point nearfall. Derek White wrapped up the match with a 4-0 shutout of Marcus Har- above your opponent, there needs to be a sense of urgency. When we have The Cowboys finished the night with a 17-4 major decision for heavyweight rington in the heavyweight bout. White followed a scoreless first period with guys that we're wrestling that we're confident about beating, there needs to be Derek White. The No. 10 Cowboy racked up three takedowns and a two-point an escape and takedown in the second to lead, 3-0, after two. Starting the a sense of urgency…With Derek, he scored at the 2:50 mark in the first, and nearfall in the first period. White continued on his tear with three more take- third on top, White nearly turned Harrington for a nearfall, but no points were that was a little bit longer than I wanted to see, but it's been a fantastic year downs, an escape and riding time en route to his eighth major of the season. awarded and White rode out the remainder of the match to put the wraps on for him." the Cowboys’ victory. The Cowboys are back in action at Gallagher-Iba on Feb. 9 as they take on Edinboro at 7 p.m. No. 5 Oklahoma State, No. 3 Missouri Jan. 27, 2018 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. No. 5 Oklahoma State 31*, Iowa State 3 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) inj. def. Barlow McGhee Jan. 28, 2018 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. No. 5 Oklahoma State 24, No. 13 Northern Iowa 10 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) dec. No. 7 John Erneste (MIZZ) 8-7 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) TF Sinjin Briggs (ISU) 15-0, 3:45 Feb. 3, 2018 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. 141: No. 3 Jaydin Eierman (MIZZ) fall No. 5 Dean Heil (OSU) 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) dec. Markus Simmons (ISU) 6-2 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) MD Jacob Schwarm (UNI) 12-2 149: No. 3 Grant Leeth (MIZZ) dec. No. 15 Boo Lewallen (OSU) 8-4 141: Ian Parker (ISU) dec. No. 5 Dean Heil (OSU) 3-1 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) MD Jack Wagner (UNI) 14-6 157: No. 4 Joey Lavallee (MIZZ) dec. Jonce Blaylock (OSU) 9-5 149: No. 15 Boo Lewallen (OSU) dec. No. 18 Jarrett Degen (ISU) 11-9, SV1 141: No. 7 Dean Heil (OSU) dec. No. 8 Josh Alber (UNI) 4-1 165: No. 10 Chandler Rogers (OSU) fall Connor Flynn (MIZZ) 3-2 157: Jonce Blaylock (OSU) dec. Chase Straw (ISU) 5-3 149: No. 8 Max Thomsen (UNI) dec. No. 14 Boo Lewallen (OSU) 3-1, SV1 174: No. 4 Daniel Lewis (MIZZ) dec. No. 14 Jacobe Smith (OSU) 7-3 165: No. 10 Chandler Rogers (OSU) fall Brady Jennings (ISU) 1:07 157: Jonce Blaylock (OSU) dec. Logan Ryan (UNI) 5-2 184: No.14 Canten Marriott (MIZZ) dec. Keegan Moore (OSU) 2-1 174: Hestin Lamons (OSU) dec. Danny Bush (ISU) 4-2 165: No. 10 Chandler Rogers (OSU) dec. Dan Kelly (UNI) 7-5, SV1 197: No. 7 Willie Miklus (MIZZ) dec. Preston Weigel (OSU) 10-4 184: Andrew Marsden (OSU) dec. Dane Pestano (ISU) 11-8 174: No. 7 Taylor Lujan (UNI) dec. Hestin Lamons (OSU) 7-4 HWT: No. 10 Derek White (OSU) MD Wyatt Koelling (MIZZ) 17-4 197: No. 3 Preston Weigel (OSU) dec. Sam Colbray (ISU) 4-1 184: No. 10 Drew Foster (UNI) MD Keegan Moore (OSU) 12-2 HWT: No. 10 Derek White (OSU) dec. Marcus Harrington (ISU) 4-0 197: No. 5 Preston Weigel (OSU) dec. No. 13 Jacob Holschlag (UNI) 4-3 *Oklahoma State docked a team point for a bench warning during the 157 HWT: No. 11 Derek White (OSU) MD Carter Isley (UNI) 8-0 pound match

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OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 5 34 OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 5 31 FRESNO STATE 0

STILLWATER – STILLWATER – The fifth-ranked Oklahoma State wrestling STILLWATER – Oklahoma State completed its conference schedule FRESNO, Calif. – The fifth-ranked Oklahoma State wrestling team wrapped team picked up its third-straight win Friday night in a 34-6 rout of nonconfer- undefeated Sunday with a 31-6 victory against the Sooners at Gallagher-Iba up its dual schedule Sunday afternoon with a 41-0 shutout of Fresno State ence foe Edinboro at Gallagher-Iba Arena. Arena on Senior Day. at the Save Mart Center. It marks the team's most lopsided win since its 41-0 The Cowboys (11-2, 6-0 Big 12) were able to take eight of 10 bouts in OSU has won 15 of its past 16 meetings with OU. The Cowboys (12-2, 7-0 sweep of Stanford in Gallagher-Iba Arena on Feb. 14, 2016. the dual, including five by bonus points. Boo Lewallen and Chandler Rogers Big 12) won all but two matches on the afternoon. Six of the Cowboy victories The Cowboys (13-2, 8-0 Big 12) piled up seven bonus point wins in nine added falls at 149 and 165 pounds, respectively, while Dean Heil added a came with riding time and five wins included bonus points. Keegan Moore contested matches on Sunday, including a trio of falls from Kaid Brock, Dean tech fall at 141. The Cowboys finished off the win with a couple of major picked up his sixth fall of the season and Dean Heil concluded his career at Heil and Chandler Rogers, as well as a tech fall from Nick Piccininni and three decisions from Andrew Marsden and Derek White in the final two bouts of the GIA with a bonus-point win as well. major decisions. night. "On Friday it hadn't hit me that (these were) my last two matches in Galla- At 125 pounds, Piccininni rebounded from a slow start in which Fresno OSU opened the dual with a couple of top-20 wins from redshirt sopho- gher," Heil said. "After the match Friday, it started to sink in a little bit. It really State's Sean Williams scored the opening takedown for an early, 2-0 lead. mores Nick Piccininni and Kaid Brock. sank in before today's dual. There was a lot of emotion. I'm done. That's it … The Cowboy redshirt sophomore would respond nicely, finishing the period In his fourth career meeting with No. 11 Sean Russell, Piccininni was I was just saying 'goodbye' and 'thank you for supporting me.' I won't ever get with a takedown of his own to seize control of the lead and head to the able to pick up the 3-1 decision to even the series at two wins apiece. After the chance to do that again, unless they host the U.S. Trials here." second period with a 3-2 advantage. From that point, it was all Piccininni as a scoreless first period, Piccininni added a couple of points in the second on To kick things off, Nick Piccininni took out No. 16 Christian Moody with an he escaped from his starting position and added a takedown in the second an escape and Russell penalty to head to the final frame up, 2-0. In the third, 8-2 decision for the Cowboys. In his seventh consecutive win, the seventh- and three nearfalls in the third to secure the 19-2 tech—his seventh of the Russell chose down to start, but Piccininni rode the Fighting Scot for 1:28 of ranked Cowboy scored a late takedown in the first, a four-point nearfall in the season—at the buzzer. the two-minute period to lock up riding time and come out with the win. second and collected nearly two minutes of riding time en route to victory. Brock got the Cowboys' team score into double digits at 133 pounds with "He's 1-2 against that kid, now 2-2," head coach John Smith said. "That No. 3 Kaid Brock notched OSU's first bonus-point win of the day in a a first-period fall over Trevor Williams in the second bout of the day. Brock was a good match for Nick. He's a tough kid. He's been tough for Nick to 15-5 major decision over OU's Jake Rubio. Brock scored three takedowns opened the match with a pair of quick takedowns before turning Williams to score against. We also need to recognize that Nick's done a pretty good job in the first period with one coming at the buzzer. Brock went to the third with his back for the pin in 1:41. with his defense. The kid got to his leg a few times with high crotches and an eight-point lead and scored two more takedowns in the final frame. The Heil continued to pour it on for OSU at 141, scoring his sixth fall of the Nick fought him off." Cowboy prevented Rubio from scoring any offensive points, only allowing five year in the second period against Chris DeLoza. The Cowboy senior lead, Brock edged 16th-ranked Korbin Myers, 5-4, at 133 pounds to stretch the escapes. 2-0, after one and added a takedown and nearfall in the second period before Cowboy lead to six. Scoring early on a takedown to open the match, Brock In his GIA finale, senior Dean Heil took the 141-pound match in a 15-6 turning DeLoza again and decking the Bulldog in 4:34. was held scoreless until the third period where he escaped from his starting major decision over Mike Longo. Heil came out firing with two first-period Boo Lewallen picked up a 9-4 decision over No. 21 Khristian Olivas at position to take a 3-2 lead. Myers answered with a takedown to take a 4-3 takedowns and a four-point nearfall before finishing the match out with two 149 pounds to stretch the OSU lead to 20-0. Lewallen prevented Olivas from lead, but the Cowboy—with over two minutes of riding time under his belt— more takedowns and a reversal in the final four minutes. The match marked scoring any offensive points while scoring a reversal, nearfall and takedown in was able to escape again before the buzzer to come away with the decision Heil's 8th career major and 111th win as a Cowboy. the bout on the way to his 23rd win of the season. on advantage time. "I would've gotten emotional if he didn't wrestle well," head coach John Filling in for an injured Jonce Blaylock at 157 pounds, Tristan Moran used The Cowboys struck bonus points for the first time of the night at 141 Smith said. "I like to see the guys wrestle their last match in Gallagher and a big third period to defeat Fresno State's Greg Gaxiola, 6-2, and send the pounds, as Heil tallied his fourth tech fall of the season in a 17-1 drubbing wrestle it well … great memories and no regrets. We've had some good Cowboys into the intermission leading, 23-0. With Gaxiola leading, 2-1, of Edinboro's Nate Hagan. The Cowboy senior had little trouble scoring on fortune with our seniors as they've exited Gallagher. I just respect that." heading to the final frame, Moran came out of a scramble in the third with a Hagan, racking up four takedowns and turning Hagan for a trio of nearfalls to Boo Lewallen pushed the Cowboys further ahead with a 13-4 major takedown and nearly took Gaxiola to his back for the pin. The Cowboy instead end the match in 5:11 and kick off his senior weekend with a win. decision against Davion Jeffries. Lewallen also recorded two takedowns in settled for a two-point nearfall and rode out the remainder of the period to Lewallen followed Heil's tech with the first fall of his career. Spurred by the first period and a third in the second. He dominated the top position from finish off the victory. a takedown in the opening three seconds of the bout, Lewallen turned in there and amassed more than three minutes of riding time with a takedown at With Fresno State forfeiting at 165 pounds, the Cowboys elected to double one of the more aggressive dual performances of his season thus far over the buzzer to finish off the bout. forfeit the match and bump Chandler Rogers up to 174 to face Dominic Kin- Edinboro's Jensen Lorea. The Yukon, Okla., native followed his opening score In a 7-2 decision, Jonce Blaylock dropped the Cowboys' first match of the caid. Rogers didn't appear to have much trouble with the move, taking down with a pair of nearfalls and a couple of reversals to match, including a reversal day to Justin Thomas before Chandler Rogers took an 8-2 win over Dawaylon Kincaid and turning him for the fall in 2:20. The pin marked the Cowboy's 10th from the start position in the third period that resulted in the pin. Barnes. No. 10 Rogers had two takedowns in the first and a quick escape of the season. "It was a good effort," Lewallen said. "I'm still just looking to score points in in the second. He was the fifth Cowboy of the day to collect riding time with The Cowboys closed out the dual with three-straight major decisions from every position. That's my big focus right now. That's what I want to do." more than three minutes. Keegan Moore, Andrew Marsden and Derek White. After Jonce Blaylock suffered a tough, 3-0 loss to Andrew Shomers at 157 The Cowboys' second loss of the day came at 174 when Hestin Lamons Moore was consistent throughout his bout with Richie Brandt, piling up six pounds, Chandler Rogers got the Cowboys back on track with his third pin dropped a 9-3 decision to No. 10 Yoanse Mejias. Teammate Keegan Moore takedowns in the match on the way to a 14-5 major decision. It marked the in four matches. It wouldn't take Rogers long, either, as the redshirt junior quickly got things back on track for the Cowboys. After finishing one shot in first major of the redshirt freshman's collegiate career. banked his ninth fall of the season in only 35 seconds. the first, he took Matt Waddell to his back for a 40-second fall. Like Moore, Marsden had no issue scoring either, dropping Josh Hokit, 12- At 174 pounds filling in for Jacobe Smith, Cowboy Hestin Lamons battled "When you're excited and you're ready to wrestle, things come back to you 2. After a takedown in each of the first and second periods, Marsden added hard, but came up short in a tough, 13-7 bout with Ty Schoffstall. and that cradle came back to him," Smith said. a couple more in the third frame to go along with a pair of stall warnings on OSU would win its final three bouts of the night beginning with Keegan Filling in for Preston Weigel at 197, Andrew Marsden won a hard-fought Hokit for the redshirt sophomore's fourth major of the season. Moore, who picked up a 9-2 decision over Zach Ancewicz at 184 pounds. 9-6 decision against Andrew Dixon. Marsden was down three heading to the Finally, Derek White rounded out the shutout for the Cowboys with a nice Moore was able to stretch the score with three takedowns and a reversal, final frame before he scored an escape and was awarded a penalty point and win over young talent AJ Nevills. White was able to take down Nevills four while preventing Ancewicz from scoring any offensive points; however, a late takedown. times while preventing any offensive scoring from the Bulldog on the way to a penalty for locked hands on Moore ultimately prevented the freshman from Heavyweight Derek White finished off the day for OSU with a 21-6 10-2 major. The Cowboy leads the team in major decisions with 11. earning the major decision. technical fall coming early in the second period. No. 11 White collected four Thanks to a third-period barrage, Andrew Marsden was able to pick up a takedowns and a four-point nearfall in the first. He proceeded with a barrage dominant, 20-6 major decision over Edinboro's Dylan Reynolds. Heading to of shots in the second and four more takedowns. The win was White's fourth No. 5 Oklahoma State 41, Fresno State 0 the third with a 5-0 advantage, Marsden turned in on and tallied five take- technical fall of the year and 14th bonus-point win. Feb. 18, 2018 | Save Mart Center | Fresno, Calif. downs in the final frame to secure the major and move to 4-1 in dual action 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) TF Sean Williams (FS) 19-2, 7:00 this season. 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) fall Trevor Williams (FS) 1:41 Heavyweight Derek White earned his third top-20 win of the season Friday, No. 5 Oklahoma State 31, Oklahoma 6 141: No. 6 Dean Heil (OSU) fall Chris DeLoza (FS) 4:34 and did so in style with a decisive, 12-3 major decision over No. 14 Billy Feb. 11, 2018 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. 149: No. 14 Boo Lewallen (OSU) dec. Khristian Olivas (FS) 9-4 Miller. White scored at will, using five takedowns—including three in the first 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) dec. No. 16 Christian Moody (OU) 8-2 157: Tristan Moran (OSU) dec. Greg Gaxiola (FS) 6-2 period—to stretch the score and lock up his 10th major of the season. 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) MD Jake Rubio (OU) 15-5 165: Double forfeit 141: No. 6 Dean Heil (OSU) MD Mike Longo (OU) 15-6 174: No. 10 Chandler Rogers (OSU) fall Dominic Kincaid (FS) 2:20 149: No. 14 Boo Lewallen (OSU) MD Davion Jeffries (OU) 13-4 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) MD Richie Brandt (FS) 14-5 No. 5 Oklahoma State 34, Edinboro 6 157: Justin Thomas (OU) dec. Jonce Blaylock (OSU) 7-2 197: Andrew Marsden (OSU) MD Josh Hokit (FS) 12-2 Feb. 9, 2018 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. 165: No. 10 Chandler Rogers (OSU) dec. Dawaylon Barnes (OU) 8-2 HWT: No. 11 Derek White (OSU) MD AJ Nevills (FS) 10-2 125: No. 7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) dec. No. 11 Sean Russell (EU) 3-1 174: No. 10 Yoanse Mejias dec. Hestin Lamons (OSU) 9-3 133: No. 3 Kaid Brock (OSU) dec. No. 16 Korbin Myers (EU) 5-4 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) fall Matthew Waddell (OU) 0:40 141: No. 6 Dean Heil (OSU) TF Nate Hagan (EU) 17-1 197: Andrew Marsden (OSU) dec. Andrew Dixon (OU) 9-6 149: No. 14 Boo Lewallen (OSU) fall Jensen Lorea (EU) 5:11 HWT: No. 11 Derek White (OSU) TF Connor Webb (OU) 21-6 157: Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. Jonce Blaylock (OSU) 3-0 165: No. 10 Chandler Rogers (OSU) fall Fritz Hoehn (EU) 0:35 174: Ty Schoffstall (EU) dec. Hestin Lamons (OSU) 13-7 184: Keegan Moore (OSU) dec. Zach Ancewicz (EU) 9-2 197: Andrew Marsden (OSU) MD Dylan Reynolds (EU) 20-6 HWT: No. 11 Derek White (OSU) MD No. 14 Billy Miller (EU) 12-3

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Nov. 5, 2017 Nov. 18, 2017 OKLAHOMA CITY OPEN Oklahoma City, Okla. LINDENWOOD OPEN Saint Charles, Mo.

EIGHT CHAMPS ONE CHAMP

Open division Gold Division 125: Eli Hale (1st), Gary Wayne Harding (2nd) 125: Eli Hale (DNP) 133: Kaid Brock (1st), Donald Cannon (DNP) 141: Kaden Gfeller* (3rd) 141: Dean Heil (1st), Mike Magaldo (2nd) 149: Boo Lewallen* (1st) 149: Boo Lewallen* (1st), Tristan Moran (2nd), Geo Martinez (3rd) 157: Wyatt Sheets (DNP) 157: Jonce Blaylock (1st), Dalton Moran (2nd), Wyatt Sheets (3rd) HWT: Blake Andrews (3rd) 174: Jacobe Smith (1st) 197: Andrew Marsden (2nd) Black division HWT: Derek White (1st), Blake Andrews* (2nd), Ethan Andrews (3rd) 125: Jet Taylor* (3rd) 141: Josh Solomon* (DNP) Freshman/sophomore division 157: Tyler Dieringer* (DNP) 125: Jet Taylor* (DNP) 184: Austin Harris* (3rd), Bear Hughes* (5th) 141: Kaden Gfeller* (1st), Josh Solomon* (DNP) HWT: Ethan Andersen (3rd), Cornelius Putnam* (DNP) 157: Tyler Dieringer* (DNP) 184: Austin Harris* (2nd), Bear Hughes* (DNP) HWT: Cornelius Putnam* (3rd)

Nov. 12, 2017 Dec 3, 2017 JOURNEYMEN CLASSIC Troy, N.Y. BOB SMITH OPEN Hays, Kan.

FIVE CHAMPS EIGHT CHAMPS

Open division College division 125A: Nick Piccininni (1st) 125: Nick Piccininni (1st), Eli Hale (2nd) 125B: Gary Wayne Harding (6th) 133: Kaid Brock (1st), Gary Wayne Harding (2nd) 133A: Kaid Brock (2nd) 141: Dean Heil (1st), Kaden Gfeller* (3rd), Mike Magaldo (DNP) 141A: Dean Heil (1st) 149: Boo Lewallen* (1st), Geo Martinez (2nd), Tristan Moran (3rd) 141B: Mike Magaldo (1st) 157: Jonce Blaylock (1st), Tyler Dieringer* (DNP), Dalton Moran (DNP), 149A: Geo Martinez (1st) Wyatt Sheets (DNP) 149B: Tristan Moran (1st) 165: Chandler Rogers (1st), Joe Smith* (2nd) 157A: Jonce Blaylock (4th) 174: Jacobe Smith (2nd) 157B: Wyatt Sheets (4th) 184: Keegan Moore (3rd), Austin Harris* (4th), Bear Hughes* (DNP) 157C: Dalton Moran (5th) 197: Andrew Marsden (1st) 165B: Chandler Rogers (2nd) HWT: Blake Andrews (1st), Ethan Andersen (3rd), Cornelius Putnam* (DNP) 174A: Jacobe Smith (2nd) 184A: Keegan Moore (3rd) 197A: Andrew Marsden (4th) HWT: Derek White (2nd)

* indicates unattached wrestler

Dec. 17, 2017 Dec. 17, 2017 RENO TOURN. OF CHAMPIONS Reno, Nev. GOLDEN NORSEMEN OPEN Reno, Nev.

ONE CHAMP ONE CHAMP

College division College division 125: Daton Fix* (1st), Eli Hale (3rd), Jet Taylor (DNP) 133: Jet Taylor* (4th) 133: Gary Wayne Harding (DNP) 174: Joe Smith* (1st) Christian Bahl* (3rd) 141: Kaden Gfeller* (4th), Josh Solomon* (DNP) 184: Bear Hughes* (3rd), Austin Harris* (DNP) 149: Boo Lewallen (3rd), Tristan Moran (DNP) HWT: Cornelius Putnam* (3rd), Blake Andrews (DNP) 184: Austin Harris (DNP), Bear Hughes (DNP) 197: Andrew Marsden (5th) HWT: Ethan Andersen (DNP), Blake Andrews (DNP)

* indicates unattached wrestler

Jan. 1-2, 2018 SOUTHERN SCUFFLE Chattanooga, Tenn.

ONE CHAMPS

College division 133: Gary Wayne Harding (2nd) 141: Kaden Gfeller* (1st) 149: Tristan Moran (DNP) 174: Hestin Lamons (DNP) 197: Andrew Marsden (DNP) HWT: Blake Andrews (DNP)

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By any measure, Oklahoma State is the gold standard within the world of college wrestling. NCAA TEAM TITLES ALL-AMERICANS 1. Oklahoma St. 34 Oklahoma State 458 On the national level, the Cowboys have won 34 NCAA team titles, crowned 142 NCAA individual 2. Iowa 23 Iowa State 290 champions and earned 458 All-America honors. 3. Iowa State 8 Oklahoma 271 4. Oklahoma 7 West Virginia 30 No other program even comes close to those astounding numbers. Penn State 7 6. Minnesota 3 BIG 12 TEAM TITLES 7. Arizona State 1 Tourn. (1997-pres.) It’s a similar story on the conference level, with OSU winning 51 league titles as a team and Cowboy Indiana 1 wrestlers combining to win 277 conference individual championships. Michigan State 1 Oklahoma State 15 Northern Iowa 1 Iowa State 3 Furthermore, every four years, the O, S and U in Oklahoma State’s name could easily be replaced by Oklahoma 2 Olympic Stage University. Since 1924, 32 Oklahoma State wrestlers have fought their way to Olympic NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS West Virginia 0 team membership a total of 41 times, with nine athletes winning a gold medal a total of 11 times. 1. Oklahoma St. 142 2. Iowa 80 BIG 12 TEAM TITLES From the individual perspective, any list of greatest wrestlers in NCAA history must include Oklahoma 3. Iowa State 69 Reg. Season (2011-13) 4. Oklahoma 67 State’s Yojiro Uetake, who was a perfect 57-0 with three NCAA titles and Pat Smith, who was the first Oklahoma State 2 5. Penn State 37 Iowa State 0 four-time NCAA champion in history. 6. Lehigh 28 7. Michigan State 25 Oklahoma 0 That list doesn’t even include the accomplishments of Pat’s older brother, John Smith, who was a two- 8. Illinois 24 West Virginia 0 time NCAA champion for the Cowboys and went on to win a staggering six world-level gold medals 9. Michigan 22 from 1987-92 or his OSU teammate, Kenny Monday, who won four world-level medals, including gold Minnesota 22 BIG 12 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS in 1988 and 1989. Ohio State 22 (1997-Pres.) 12. Northern Iowa 21 Oklahoma State 98

Iowa State 39 All told, 26 members of the Cowboy wrestling program are Distinguished Members of the National ALL-AMERICANS Wrestling Hall of Fame and an additional 14 combined to earn Outstanding Wrestler distinction at the Oklahoma 32 NCAA Championships a total of 15 times (Uetake took home the honor twice in 1965 and 1966). 1. Oklahoma State 458 South Dakota State 1 2. Iowa 322 West Virginia 1 3. Iowa State 290 A contributing factor to Oklahoma State wrestlers performing as well as they have over the years is 4. Oklahoma 271 TEAM CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS the elite level of coaching that has taken - and continues to - take place in the Cowboy wrestling room 5. Penn State 209 (All-time) on a daily basis. 6. Michigan 188 7. Minnesota 183 Oklahoma State 51 Ed Gallagher is credited with the title of Father of Intercollegiate Wrestling. He launched Oklahoma 8. Lehigh 147 Oklahoma 23 9. Michigan State 141 Iowa State 17 State into a dominant position within the sport by coaching the Cowboys to 11 NCAA titles from 1928- 10. Northern Iowa 122 West Virginia 14 1940. His impact on the sport is still felt today. INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPS He was followed by Art Griffith and his eight NCAA titles, then by Myron Roderick and his seven OSU & THE BIG 12 (All-time) crowns. Tommy Chesbro and Joe Seay combined to win three NCAA titles before John Smith took over and rattled off five NCAA titles and counting. NCAA TEAM TITLES Oklahoma State 277 Iowa State 201 Oklahoma State 34 Oklahoma 183 Iowa State 8 Dating back to the inception of the NCAA Wrestling Championships in 1928, every Oklahoma State West Virginia 85 head coach has led the Cowboys to at least one NCAA title and Gallagher, Griffith, Roderick, Seay Oklahoma 7 West Virginia 0 and John Smith have all served as coaches for Team USA at either the Olympics or the World OLYMPIANS Championships. NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Oklahoma State 41 Oklahoma 20 In 1917, Gallagher delivered the first dual match win in OSU wrestling history and in 2011, John Smith Oklahoma State 142 Iowa State 69 Iowa State 16 led the Cowboys to their 1,000th dual match triumph. In between those landmark wins, OSU won Oklahoma 67 West Virginia 0 better than 89 percent of its duals all-time to further its stranglehold as the gold standard in college West Virginia 5 wrestling.

MOST NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS: ALL SPORTS

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Oklahoma State USC Iowa Denver Yale NorthCarlina USC Wrestling Men’s Outdoor Track Wrestling Skiing Men’s Golf Women’s Soccer Men’s Tennis 34 NCAA Titles 26 NCAA Titles 23 NCAA Titles 21 NCAA Titles 21 NCAA Titles 21 NCAA Titles 20 NCAA Titles

Dan Hodge Trophy Big 12 Coach of the Year The Dan Hodge Trophy, considered the Heisman Trophy for amateur wrestling, has 1997 John Smith been presented to the nation’s best wrestler since 1995. Criteria for the award includes 1998 John Smith a wrestler’s record, number of pins, dominance on the mat, past credentials, quality of 2001 John Smith competition, sportsmanship/citizenship and heart. 2003 John Smith 2004 John Smith Year Wrestler Class Weight NCAA Finish Season Record Falls 2005 John Smith 2005 Steve Mocco Jr. 285 1st 37-0 17 2006 John Smith 2016 Alex Dieringer Sr. 165 1st 33-0 12 2010 John Smith 2011 John Smith NWCA College Wrestler of the Year 2013 John Smith Year Wrestler Class Weight 2014 John Smith 1983 Mike Sheets Jr. 167 2015 John Smith 1987 John Smith Jr. 134 2016 John Smith 1990 Chris Barnes Sr. 177 1994 Pat Smith Sr. 158 Big Eight Coach of the Year 1994 John Smith Manuel Gorrarian Award 1996 John Smith The Manuel Gorrarian Award is presented annually to the student-athlete that records the most pins in the least amount of time at the NCAA Championships. Big 12 Wrestler of the Year 2016 Alex Dieringer Year Wrestler Class Weight Falls Time 2017 Dean Heil 1959 Ted Ellis So. HWT 4 13:36 1961 Ted Ellis Sr. HWT 2 10:18 Junior Hodge Trophy Winners 1981 Jerry Kelly Sr. 126 4 20:14 Given every year since 1998, the Junior Dan Hodge Trophy is presented to the nation’s 1983 Randy Willingham Sr. 118 4 20:14 most dominant high school wrestler, according to Wrestling Insider Newsmagazine. It is named after the former Oklahoma national champion and presented annually by the AAU Big 12 Outstanding Wrestler and WIN Magazine. Year Wrestler Class Weight 1997 Mark Smith Jr. 177 Year Wrestler High School 1998 Hardell Moore Sr. 158 1998 Shane Roller Bixby (Okla.) 2001 Mark Munoz Sr. 197 2001 Steve Mocco Blair Academy (N.J.) 2005 Coleman Scott Fr. 125 2009 Chris Perry Stillwater (Okla.) 2010 Jordan Oliver Fr. 133 2014 Chance Marsteller Kennard Dale (Pa.) 2012 Jordan Oliver Jr. 133 2013 Jordan Oliver Sr. 149 Junior Wade Schalles Award 2014 Chris Perry Sr. 174 The Wade Schalles Award is presented annually to the nation’s top collegiate and high 2015 Alex Dieringer Jr. 165 school pinners by WIN and Cliff Keen Athletics.

Big Eight Outstanding Wrestler Year Wrestler High School Year Wrestler Class Weight 2000 Chris Pendleton Lemoore (Calif.) 1967 Gene Davis Sr. 137 2001 Rusty Blackmon Bradley Central (Tenn.) 1968 Fred Fozzard Sr. 177 2004 Coleman Scott Waynesburg Central (Pa.) 1975 Ron Ray Sr. 167 2012 Jordan Rogers Mead (Wash.) 1977 Steve Barrett Sr. 142 1978 Daryl Monasmith Sr. 190 Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award 1980 Lee Roy Smith Sr. 142 The Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award, presented annually since 1996 to a high 1983 Kenny Monday Jr. 150 school senior, is based equally on outstanding wrestling success, scholastic achievement 1986 Luke Skove Sr. 142 and citizenship or community service. Winners are chosen at the state and regional levels 1987 John Smith Jr. 134 with the national winner being named at the Wrestling Hall of Fame’s Honors Weekend 1988 John Smith Sr. 134 each summer. 1994 Pat Smith Sr. 158 Year Wrestler High School Wade Schalles Award 2001 Steve Mocco Blair Academy (N.J.) The Wade Schalles Award is presented annually to the nation’s top collegiate and high 2004 Coleman Scott Waynesburg Central (Pa.) school pinners by WIN and Cliff Keen Athletics. 2014 Chance Marsteller Kennard Dale (Pa.) 2017 Daton Fix Sand Springs (Okla.) Year Wrestler Class Weight 2012 Jordan Oliver Jr. 133 ASICS High School Wrestler of the Year The ASICS High School Wrestler of the Year award has been presented to the nation’s top NWCA Division I Coach of the Year high school wrestler - regardless if the wrestler is a freshman, sophomore, junior or senior 1959 Myron Roderick - every year since 1986. 1962 Myron Roderick 1966 Myron Roderick Year Wrestler High School 1971 Tommy Chesbro 1986 Laurence Jackson Santa Monica (Calif.) 1984 Tommy Chesbro 1988 Alan Fried St. Edward (Ohio) 1990 Joe Seay 1990 Ray Brinzer North Allegheny (Pa.) 1994 John Smith 2001 Steve Mocco Blair Academy (N.J.) 2003 John Smith 2002 Zack Esposito Blair Academy (N.J.)

NWCA Assistant Coach of the Year NHSCA National High School Wrestler of the Year 1990 Mark Perry Given every year since 2000, the National High School Athlete of the Year is selected by 2004 Mark Branch a national committee and honors the athlete that serves as a role model for all athletes throughout the country at all levels of competition. The athlete must exemplify a person of good moral character as well as achieving the highest level of success in their sport. Year Wrestler High School 2001 Steve Mocco Blair Academy (N.J.) 2008 Jordan Oliver Easton (Pa.)

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NCAA Champions (4) Jake Rosholt Redshirt Freshman 2003 184 1st Weight Johny Hendricks Redshirt Freshman 2004 157 5th Name Eligibility Year Class Place Daniel Frishkorn Redshirt Freshman 2005 141 4th Richard Hutton True Freshman 1947 HWT 1st Coleman Scott True Freshman 2005 125 8th Pat Smith True Freshman 1990 158 1st Jordan Oliver Redshirt Freshman 2010 133 4th Mark Branch Redshirt Freshman 1994 167 1st Alex Dieringer Redshirt Freshman 2013 157 3rd Jake Rosholt Redshirt Freshman 2003 184 1st Dean Heil Redshirt Freshman 2015 141 4th Joe Smith True Freshman 2016 157 5th All-Americans (35) Nick Piccininni Redshirt Freshman 2017 125 4th Weight Kaid Brock Redshirt Freshman 2017 133 5th Name Eligibility Year Class Place Edgar Welch True Freshman 1946 145 2nd Conference Champions (23) Jack St. Clair True Freshman 1946 155 2nd Weight Richard Hutton True Freshman 1947 HWT 1st Name Eligibility Year Class Conference Bill Jernigan True Freshman 1947 114 2nd Jay Arneson True Freshman 1969 152 Big Eight Alan Albright True Freshman 1972 158 3rd Billy Martin True Freshman 1973 126 Big Eight Billy Martin True Freshman 1973 126 5th Steve Barrett True Freshman 1974 134 Big Eight Jon Jackson True Freshman 1974 167 6th Eric Wais True Freshman 1977 177 Big Eight Paul Martin True Freshman 1975 158 3rd Lee Roy Smith True Freshman 1977 134 Big Eight David McQuaig True Freshman 1975 177 5th Laurence Jackson Redshirt Freshman 1988 142 Big Eight Eric Wais True Freshman 1977 177 4th Pat Smith True Freshman 1990 158 Big Eight Lee Roy Smith True Freshman 1977 134 5th Ray Brinzer True Freshman 1991 167 Big Eight Dave Schultz True Freshman 1978 150 3rd Alan Fried Redshirt Freshman 1991 134 Big Eight Ricky Stewart Redshirt Freshman 1979 158 7th Jacob Newby Redshirt Freshman 1994 150 Big Eight Mike Sheets True Freshman 1981 167 7th Tyrone Lewis Redshirt Freshman 2001 174 Big 12 Laurence Jackson Redshirt Freshman 1988 142 6th Johnny Thompson Redshirt Freshman 2001 133 Big 12 Wes White Redshirt Freshman 1988 150 6th Nathan Morgan True Freshman 2005 133 Big 12 Todd Chesbro Redshirt Freshman 1989 150 5th Coleman Scott True Freshman 2005 125 Big 12 Chuck Barbee Redshirt Freshman 1989 134 5th Jordan Oliver Redshirt Freshman 2010 133 Big 12 Kirk Mammen Redshirt Freshman 1989 HWT 6th Chris Perry Redshirt Freshman 2011 184 Big 12 Pat Smith True Freshman 1990 158 1st Alex Dieringer Redshirt Freshman 2013 157 Big 12 Chris Owens Redshirt Freshman 1990 134 3rd Eddie Klimara True Freshman 2013 125 Big 12 Alan Fried Redshirt Freshman 1991 134 2nd Anthony Collica True Freshman 2014 141 Big 12 Mark Branch Redshirt Freshman 1994 167 1st Dean Heil Redshirt Freshman 2015 141 Big 12 Jacob Newby Redshirt Freshman 1994 150 4th Joe Smith True Freshman 2016 157 Big 12 Eric Guerrero Redshirt Freshman 1996 126 5th Preston Weigel Redshirt Freshman 2016 197 Big 12 Johnny Thompson Redshirt Freshman 2001 133 2nd Kaid Brock Redshirt Freshman 2017 133 Big 12 Tyrone Lewis Redshirt Freshman 2001 174 5th Nick Piccininni Redshirt Freshman 2017 125 Big 12

Team Individual Team Team Individual Team Year Conference Finish Champs Points Coach Year Conference Finish Champs Points Coach 1917 Southwest 1st n/a n/a Ed Gallagher 1982 Big Eight 3rd 3 60.75 Tommy Chesbro 1918 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1983 Big Eight 1st 4 89.25 Tommy Chesbro 1919 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1984 Big Eight 1st 5 93.0 Tommy Chesbro 1920 n/a n/a n/a n/a Ed Gallagher 1985 Big Eight 2nd 4 80.75 Joe Seay 1921 Southwest 1st 1 Ed Gallagher 1986 Big Eight 3rd 3 67.75 Joe Seay 1922 Southwest 1st n/a 35.0 Ed Gallagher 1987 Big Eight 1st 3 76.75 Joe Seay 1923 Southwest 1st n/a 37.0 Ed Gallagher 1988 Big Eight 1st 5 86.0 Joe Seay 1924* Southwest 1st n/a Ed Gallagher 1989 Big Eight 1st 3 95.0 Joe Seay 1924* Missouri Valley 2nd 2 Ed Gallagher 1990 Big Eight 1st 5 83.25 Joe Seay 1925* Southwest 1st n/a Ed Gallagher 1991 Big Eight 1st 6 94.25 Joe Seay 1925* Missouri Valley 1st 5 Ed Gallagher 1992 Big Eight n/a 3 n/a John Smith 1926 Missouri Valley 1st 5 27.0 Ed Gallagher 1993 Big Eight n/a n/a n/a John Smith 1927 Missouri Valley 1st 6 Ed Gallagher 1994 Big Eight 1st 4 77.75 John Smith 1928 Missouri Valley 1st 5 Ed Gallagher 1995 Big Eight 2nd 2 67.5 John Smith 1958 Big Eight T2nd n/a 65.0 Myron Roderick 1996 Big Eight 1st 2 70.0 John Smith 1959 Big Eight 1st 4 71.0 Myron Roderick 1997 Big 12 1st 6 92.0 John Smith 1960 Big Eight 2nd 3 73.0 Myron Roderick 1998 Big 12 1st 6 98.0 John Smith 1961 Big Eight 1st 4 94.0 Myron Roderick 1999 Big 12 2nd 3 76.0 John Smith 1962 Big Eight 1st 6 98.0 Myron Roderick 2000 Big 12 1st 4 84.0 John Smith 1963 Big Eight 1st 4 85.0 Myron Roderick 2001 Big 12 1st 4 85.0 John Smith 1964 Big Eight 1st 5 103.0 Myron Roderick 2002 Big 12 2nd 3 73.0 John Smith 1965 Big Eight 1st 6 110.0 Myron Roderick 2003 Big 12 1st 6 101.5 John Smith 1966 Big Eight 1st 5 97.0 Myron Roderick 2004 Big 12 1st 4 86.5 John Smith 1967 Big Eight 3rd 4 66.0 Myron Roderick 2005 Big 12 1st 7 95.5 John Smith 1968 Big Eight 1st 4 91.0 Myron Roderick 2006 Big 12 1st 4 80.0 John Smith 1969 Big Eight 1st 4 91.0 Myron Roderick 2007 Big 12 3rd 3 61.5 John Smith 1970 Big Eight 2nd 4 87.0 Tommy Chesbro 2008 Big 12 3rd 1 52.5 John Smith 1971 Big Eight 1st 7 98.0 Tommy Chesbro 2009 Big 12 4th 0 40.0 John Smith 1972 Big Eight 1st 5 92.0 Tommy Chesbro 2010 Big 12 1st 3 70.5 John Smith 1973 Big Eight 1st 5 96.0 Tommy Chesbro 2011 Big 12 1st 5 77.0 John Smith 1974 Big Eight 1st 5 93.5 Tommy Chesbro 2012 Big 12 2nd 4 73.0 John Smith 1975 Big Eight 1st 4 92.0 Tommy Chesbro 2013 Big 12 1st 8 118.5 John Smith 1976 Big Eight 3rd 3 63.0 Tommy Chesbro 2014 Big 12 1st 6 98.5 John Smith 1977 Big Eight 2nd 5 84.5 Tommy Chesbro 2015 Big12 1st 7 92 John Smith 1978 Big Eight 1st 6 83.25 Tommy Chesbro 2016 Big 12 1st 7 161 John Smith 1979 Big Eight 2nd 3 65.75 Tommy Chesbro 2017 Big 12 1st 8 176.5 John Smith 1980 Big Eight 3rd 2 66.5 Tommy Chesbro 1981 Big Eight 3rd 1 56.5 Tommy Chesbro * The Cowboys competed at both the Southwest Conference Championships and the Missouri Valley Championships in 1924 and 1925

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Southwest Conference 1966 | Manhattan, KS 1979 | Ames, IA 1995 | Lincoln, NE 2010 | Norman, OK 1921 Tadaaki Hatta 115 Lee Roy Smith 142 Mark Branch 167 Jordan Oliver 133 Guy Lookabaugh 158 Yojiro Uetake 130 Charles Shelton 150 J.J. McGrew 190 Jamal Parks 141 Gene Davis 137 Eric Wais 190 Clayton Foster 184 Missouri Valley Conference Jim Rogers 145 1996 | Stillwater, OK 1924 Bill Harlow 191 1980 | Norman, OK Steven Schmidt 134 2011 | Ames, IA Robert Vincent 135 Lee Roy Smith 142 Mark Branch 167 Jordan Oliver 133 Cliff Keen 158 1967 | Norman, OK Ricky Stewart 158 Jamal Parks 149 Gene Davis 137 Big 12 Conference Neil Erisman 157 1925 Jim Rogers 145 1981 | Stillwater, OK 1997 | Columbia, MO Chris Perry 184 Clinton Wrigley 108 Jerry Stone 160 Randy Willingham 118 Teague Moore 118 Clayton Foster 197 George Campbell 115 Fred Fozzard 177 Steven Schmidt 134 Leicester Bringham 135 1982 | Lincoln, NE Scott Reyna 142 2012 | Columbia, MO Guy Lookabaugh 158 1968 | Boulder, CO Kenny Monday 150 Hardell Moore 158 Jordan Oliver 133 Fendley Collins 175 Dwayne Keller 123 Ricky Stewart 158 Mark Branch 167 Jamal Parks 149 Bob Drebenstedt 167 Mike Sheets 167 Mark Smith 177 Chris Perry 174 1926 Fred Fozzard 177 Cayle Byers 197 Clinton Wrigley 108 John Ward HWT 1983 | Ames, IA 1998 | Norman, OK George Campbell 115 Randy Willingham 118 Teague Moore 118 2013 | Stillwater, OK Leicester Bringham 135 1969 | Ames, IA Kenny Monday 150 Steven Schmidt 142 Eddie Klimara 125 Fendley Collins 175 Ray Stapp 115 Matt Skove 158 Jimmy Arias 150 Jon Morrison 133 Orin Stuteville UNL Ron Thrasher 123 Mike Sheets 167 Hardell Moore 158 Jordan Oliver 149 Jay Arneson 152 Mark Smith 167 Alex Dieringer 157 1927 John Ward HWT 1984 | Stillwater, OK Ben Lee 275 Tyler Caldwell 165 Laverne Lake 115 Mark Perry 118 Chris Perry 174 Vernon Jeter 135 1970 | Manhattan, KS Clar Anderson 134 1999 | Ames, IA Chris Chionuma 184 Clarence Berryman 145 Ray Stapp 118 Luke Skove 142 Eric Guerrero 133 Alan Gelogaev 285 Melvin Clodfelter 158 Dwayne Keller 126 Bill Dykeman 158 Reggie Wright 149 Fendley Collins 175 Gerald Winnard 177 Mike Sheets 167 Mark Smith 174 2014 | Norman, OK Charles Strack UNL Jerry Sherk HWT Jon Morrison 133 1985 | Norman, OK 2000 | Lincoln, NE Anthony Collica 141 1928 1971 | Lincoln, NE Mark Perry 118 Jeff Ragan 125 Alex Dieringer 157 Harold DeMarsh 115 Ray Stapp 118 John Smith 134 Reggie Wright 149 Tyler Caldwell 165 Clarence Berryman 145 Yoshiro Fujita 126 Bill Dykeman 158 Ty Wilcox 165 Chris Perry 174 Melvin Clodfelter 158 Dwayne Keller 134 Kahlan O’Hara HWT Mark Muñoz 197 Austin Marsden 285 George Rule 175 Darrell Keller 142 Earl McCready UNL Don Carder 167 1986 | Ames, IA 2001 | Stillwater, OK 2015 | Ames, IA Geoff Baum 177 Luke Skove 142 Johnny Thompson 133 Eddie Klimara 125 Big Eight Conference Jim Shields HWT Mark Van Tine 167 Reggie Wright 149 Dean Heil 141 1959 | Stillwater, OK Tom Erikson HWT Tyrone Lewis 174 Anthony Collica 157 Shelby Wilson 137 1972 | Stillwater, OK Mark Muñoz 197 Alex Dieringer 165 Dick Beattie 157 Yoshiro Fujita 126 1987 | Stillwater, OK Kyle Crutchmer 174 Duane Murty 167 Mike Riley 134 Cory Baze 118 2002 | Norman, OK Nolan Boyd 184 Ted Ellis HWT Bobby Stites 142 John Smith 134 Skyler Holman 125 Austin Marsden 285 Jay Arneson 150 Tom Erikson HWT Johnny Thompson 133 1960 | Lincoln, NE Doug Campbell 167 Ty Wilcox 174 2016 | Kansas City, MO Masaaki Hatta 123 1988 | Norman, OK Dean Heil 141 Ronnie Clinton 167 1973 | Columbia, MO Cory Baze 118 2003 | Columbia, MO Anthony Collica 149 Bruce Campbell 191 Billy Martin 126 John Smith 134 Johnny Thompson 133 Joe Smith 157 Bobby Stites 134 Laurence Jackson 142 Jerrod Sanders 149 Alex Dieringer 165 1961 | Norman, OK David Domnick 142 Vince Silva 158 Shane Roller 157 Nolan Boyd 184 Ted Pierce 130 Alan Albright 158 Chris Barnes 177 Chris Pendleton 174 Preston Weigel 197 Phil Kinyon 157 Rick Jones 177 Muhammed Lawal 197 Austin Marsden 285 Bruce Campbell 167 1989 | Ames, IA Willie Gruenwald 285 Ronnie Clinton 177 1974 | Norman, OK Kendall Cross 126 2017 | Tulsa, OK Everett Gomez 118 Mike Farrell 167 2004 | Ames, IA Nick Piccininni 125 1962 | Ames, IA Billy Martin 126 Chris Barnes 177 Johnny Thompson 133 Dean Heil 141 Mark McCracken 115 Steve Barrett 134 Zack Esposito 149 Anthony Collica 149 Masaaki Hatta 123 Rick Jones 177 1990 | Lincoln, NE Tyrone Lewis 165 Joe Smith 157 Doug Wilson 137 Tom Hazell HWT Kendall Cross 126 Jake Rosholt 184 Kyle Crutchmer 174 Phil Kinyon 157 Todd Chesbro 150 Nolan Boyd 184 Ronnie Clinton 167 1975 | Stillwater, OK Pat Smith 158 2005 | Omaha, NE Preston Weigel 197 Bob Johnson 177 Billy Martin 118 Robby Hadden 167 Coleman Scott 125 Austin Schafer 285 Steve Barrett 134 Chris Barnes 177 Nathan Morgan 133 1963 | Norman, OK Steve Randall 142 Zack Esposito 149 Mark McCracken 123 Ron Ray 167 1991 | Columbia, MO Kevin Ward 157 * OSU won the team title and later Phil Kinyon 157 Alan Fried 134 Johny Hendricks 165 vacated it. OSU did not compete in Bob Zweiacher 167 1976 | Ames, IA Chuck Barbee 142 Chris Pendleton 174 1993 due to NCAA sanctions. Joe James HWT Steve Barrett 142 Todd Chesbro 150 Steve Mocco 285 Paul Martin 158 Pat Smith 158 1964 | Stillwater, OK Jimmy Jackson HWT Ray Brinzer 167 2006 | Ames, IA Dennis Dutsch 123 Randy Couture 190 Nathan Morgan 133 Yojiro Uetake 130 1977 | Norman, OK Zack Esposito 149 Mike Reding 147 Lee Roy Smith 134 1992 | Stillwater, OK* Johny Hendricks 165 Jack Brisco 191 Steve Barrett 142 Alan Fried 134 Steve Mocco 285 Joe James HWT Paul Martin 150 Chris Owens 142 Eric Wais 177 Pat Smith 158 2007 | Columbia, MO 1965 | Norman, OK Jimmy Jackson HWT Coleman Scott 133 Tadaaki Hatta 115 1994 | Ames, IA Nathan Morgan 141 Yojiro Uetake 130 1978 | Stillwater, OK Nick Purler 126 Johny Hendricks 165 Bobby Douglas 147 Kevin Nellis 118 Alan Fried 142 Bill Harlow 177 Lee Roy Smith 134 Jacob Newby 150 2008 | Stillwater, OK Jack Brisco 191 Paul Martin 167 Pat Smith 158 Jared Rosholt 285 Russ Winer HWT Eric Wais 177 Daryl Monasmith 190 2009 | Lincoln, NE Jimmy Jackson HWT None

ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA 2006 Brandon Mason 2000 Tony Ganzen First Team 2013 Chris Perry First Team Academic All-American Steve Mocco Mark Muñoz First Team Chris Chionuma First Team 1998 Steven Schmidt Nathan Morgan Todd Munson First Team Alex Dieringer Second Team Kevin Ward Jeff Ragan First Team Jordan Oliver Second Team ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA Shane Roller First Team Joe Ali Second Team Academic All-District 2007 Brandon Mason Justin Turner First Team 1998 Steven Schmidt Newly McSpadden Ty Wilcox First Team 2014 Darnell Bortz First Team 2003 Shane Roller Nathan Morgan Nolan Boyd First Team 2009 Brandon Mason 2001 Mark Muñoz First Team Tyler Caldwell First Team 2008 Brandon Mason Pat Popolizio First Team Tommy Diaz First Team NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship Newly McSpadden Shan Roller Second Team Josh Kindig First Team 1992 Todd Chesbro Nathan Morgan Ty Wilcox Second Team Chris Perry First Team 1994 Travis Gittins Blake Rosholt Second Team 1997 Mark Branch 2009 Brandon Mason 2002 Michael Christian First Team 1998 Steven Schmidt Newly McSpadden James Huml First Team 2015 Anthony Collica First Team 2001 Mark Muñoz Brett Munson First Team Davey Dolan First Team 2009 Brandon Mason 2010 Alan Gelogaev Patrick Popolizio First Team Ethan Driver First Team 2014 Tyler Caldwell Chad Reid First Team Dean Heil First Team 2012 Chris Perry Shane Roller First Team Josh Kindig First Team NWCA All-Academic Team Cayle Byers Clark Shouse First Team Michael Martin First Team 1992 10th n/a Johnny Thompson Second Team 1997 22nd 2.805 2013 Chris Perry Ty Wilcox Second Team 2016 Nolan Boyd First Team 2001 19th 2.783 Chris Chionuma Anthony Collica First Team 2002 27th 2.887 2003 Michael Christian First Team Gary Wayne Harding First Team 2004 20th 2.94 2014 Anthony Collica Chad Reid First Team Dean Heil First Team 2005 14th 3.026 Josh Kindig Shane Roller First Team Preston Weigel First Team 2006 12th 2.991 Tyler Caldwell Russell Blackmon Second Team 2007 25th 2.821 Chris Perry Skyler Holman Second Team 2017 Nolan Boyd First Team 2008 28th 2.904 Nolan Boyd Johnny Thompson Second Team Landry Chappell First Team 2009 18th 3.0132 Luke Bean First Team 2012 30th 2.9827 2015 Anthony Collica 2004 Ronnie Delk First Team Anthony Collica First Team 2013 21st 3.071 Dean Heil Zack Esposito First Team Jordan Rogers First Team 2014 20th 3.0978 Cody Stites First Team Dean Heil First Team 2016 Nolan Boyd Kevin Ward First Team Kaid Brock Second Team NWCA All-Academic Individuals Anthony Collica Chris Pendleton Second Team Lincoln Lemon Second Team 1991 Chuck Barbee First Team Gary Wayne Harding Johnny Thompson Second Team Todd Chesbro First Team Dean Heil Oklahoma State Male Randy Couture First Team Preston Weigel 2005 Mike Christian First team Student-Athlete of the Year Alan Fried First Team Ronnie Delk First Team 1997 Mark Branch 2017 Nolan Boyd Daniel Frishkorn First Team 1998 Steven Schmidt 1992 Todd Chesbro First Team Kaid Brock Brett Munson First Team 2000 Jeff Ragan Randy Couture First Team Anthony Collica Clark Shouse First Team 2001 Mark Muñoz Alan Fried First Team Dean Heil Kevin Ward First Team 2004 Johnny Thompson Zack Esposito Second Team 2008 Nathan Morgan 1994 Mark Branch First Team Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholars 2014 Chris Perry 2006 Newly McSpadden First Team 2006 Nathan Morgan First Team 1995 Mark Branch First Team 2007 Newly McSpadden First Team Brandon Mason First Team Jim Thorpe Excellence in Steven Schmidt Hon. Mention 2008 Newly McSpadden First Team Steve Mocco First Team Education Award Ray Weis Hon. Mention 2009 Newly McSpadden First Team Kevin Ward First Team 2004 Johnny Thompson 2010 Joe Ali First Team 1996 Mark Branch First Team 2007 Brandon Mason First Team Academic Hustle Award Eric Guererro First Team Big 12 Scholar Athlete of the Year Newly McSpadden First Team 1996 Hardell Moore Steven Schmidt First Team 2014 Chris Perry Nathan Morgan First Team 1997 Ben Lee B.J. Jackson Second Team 1998 Jimmy Arias 1997 Mark Branch First Team Big 12 Post Graduate Scholarship 1999 Justin Turner Eric Guererro First Team 1992 (Big 8) Todd Chesbro 2008 Chaz Cointment First Team 2000 Pat Popolizio Steven Schmidt First Team 1994 (Big 8) Travis Gittins Ryan Freeman First Team 2001 Billy Gabel 1997 Mark Branch Sam Lewnes First Team 2002 James Huml 1998 Steven Schmidt Newly McSpadden First Team 2003 Muhammed Lawal 2000 Tony Gansen Hon. Mention Brandon Mason First Team Ronnie Delk Mark Munoz First Team Academic All-Big 12 Nathan Morgan First Team 2004 Will Gruenwald Jeff Ragan Second Team 1997 Mark Branch First Team Brent Parkey First Team 2005 Steve Mocco Jeff Ragan First Team Jake Duke Second Team 2006 Jake Rosholt 2001 Mark Munoz First Team Steven Schmidt First Team Neil Erisman Second Team Chad Reid Hon. Mention Eric Guerrero Hon. Mention Shane Roller First Team Pat Popolizio Hon. Mention 2009 Mike Bizzle First Team Brandon Mason First Team 2002 Shane Roller Second Team 1998 Josh Cruzan First Team Newly McSpadden First Team 2003 Shane Roller First Team Tony Gansen First Team Jared Shelton Second Team Todd Munson First Team 2004 Zack Esposito Jeff Ragan First Team 2010 Alan Gelogaev First Team Johnny Thompson Steven Schmidt First Team Kevin Wainscott Second Team Kevin Ward Shawn Smith Hon. Mention Ty Wilcox Hon. Mention 2011 Dallas Bailey First Team 2005 Zack Esposito Steve Williams Hon. Mention Chris Perry First Team Daniel Frishkorn Kevin Ward 1999 Josh Cruzan First Team 2012 Cayle Byers First Team Jeff Ragan First Team Elliott Hellwege First Team Mark Muñoz Hon. Mention Dallas Bailey Second Team Ty Wilcox Hon. Mention Chris Perry Second Team Blake Rosholt Second Team

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ETHAN ANDERSEN BLAKE ANDREWS CHRISTIAN BAHL JONCE BLAYLOCK KAID BROCK DONALD CANNON II TYLER DIERINGER RFr., Heavyweight RJr., Heavyweight Fr., 174 pounds RJr., 157 pounds RSo., 133 pounds RJr., 125/133 pounds Fr., 157 pounds

DATON FIX KADEN GFELLER ELI HALE GARY WAYNE HARDING AUSTIN HARRIS DEAN HEIL BEAR HUGHES Fr., 125/133 pounds Fr., 141 pounds RSr., 125 pounds RJr., 133 pounds Fr., 174 pounds RSr., 141 pounds Fr., 184 pounds

HESTIN LAMONS BOO LEWALLEN MIKE MAGALDO ANDREW MARSDEN GEO MARTINEZ KEEGAN MOORE DALTON MORAN RJr., 165 pounds RSo., 149 pounds RJr., 141 pounds RSo., 184/197 pounds RJr., 149 pounds RFr., 184 pounds RJr., 157 pounds

TRISTAN MORAN ANDREW NIEMAN NICK PICCININNI CORNELIUS PUTNAM CHANDLER ROGERS WYATT SHEETS JACOBE SMITH RSo., 141/149 pounds RFr., 125/133 pounds RSo., 125 pounds Fr., Heavyweight RJr., 165 pounds RFr., 149/157 pounds RJr., 174 pounds

JOE SMITH JOSH SOLOMON JET TAYLOR PRESTON WEIGEL DEREK WHITE Jr., 157 pounds Fr., 141 pounds Fr., 125 pounds RJr., 197 pounds RJr., 197 pounds

JOHN SMITH ZACK ESPOSITO CHRIS PERRY ISAAC JORDAN TYLER CALDWELL Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach Recruting Coordinator