Intrasquad Results

Black team

 Fans and wrestlers alike got their first taste of real matches for the 2016-17 season tonight in Gill Coliseum.

Before the 7:00 hour rolled around, Ronnie Bresser and Kegan Calkins did a demonstration drill match, exchanging takedowns. Ronnie may take his redshirt year this season, but that has not yet been determined.

Orange Team

The regular matches began with a couple of exhibitions. The first was a match at 141 between Conner Noonan and Michael Carr, two freshmen. Noonan prevailed, 4-2. The second exhibition was two more freshman, at 165. Riley Jaramillo took on Drake McKee. Jaramillo took the match 12-5 after two close periods.

Jaramillo vs McKee

The scoring matches began at 133 with redshirt freshman Hans Rockwell and freshman Devan Turner. Turner was the victor, 8-4.

141 was between two former starters, Joey Palmer - last year's 133 - and Jack Hathaway who was the starter at 141 last year. It was very close but Palmer won 5-3.

149 - Joey Delgado won a major 13-3 over Bryce Parson.

157 - Abraham Rodriguez picked up a first period tech fall 18-1 over Joseph DeMatteo.

165 - Rodney Williams won by 7-2 over Collbran Meeker.

174 - Was definitely the closest match of the night. Redshirt freshman Weston Dobler and freshman Bobby Coleman battled back and forth through Sudden Victory, Double tiebreakers and a second Sudden Victory before Dobler got a last second takedown to win 4-2. Coleman definitely had the biggest fan base, as his fraternity brothers came to show their support.

184 - Corey Griego won by fall in the first period over freshman Adam Rateb.
Orange Team
197 - Cody Crawford won by injury default in the first period over freshman Kuloly Tudela.

Hwt - David Henry, former OSU football player, won 6-0 over teammate Josh Parazoo.

For more details, check the articles at osubeavers.com: the pre-meet article and the article with the results of the Intrasquad. Both contain interesting news which are not included here, so check them out!

Some, but probably not all, Beavers will participate in the Mike Clock Open at Pacific University on Sunday, Nov. 6, in Forest Grove. So far they have no article about the tournament, but if they do, you should be able to find a link to it here:
http://www.goboxers.com/archives.aspx?path=wrestling
As a fan, it was good to be back in Gill! Attendance was good and many fans used the opportunity to check out the new seats on the lower south side of the arena. Pretty cushy!!

Go Beavs!