Oregon State Wrestling Fans,
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| Betty Woods & Linda Iwasaki |
A few bits of news have crossed my desk in recent days - time to pass them along to you.
First - Congratulations to former Oregon State wrestler Travis Gardner,
who married his fiance, Andrea, June 1, 2018. They are living in
Anchorage and both teaching. Wishing the couple much happiness and
success in life! Thanks to FALL Club Janet Gardner, Travis' mom, for
sharing the happy news!
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| Linda Iwasaki & Eleanor Piha |
Next - many of you know Eleanor (Lou) Piha and Betty (Steve) Woods,
both recently widowed. FALL Club members Ron & Linda Iwasaki
visited them lately and shared some pictures which I have attached.
Thanks, Ron!
And last, an Update from the Coaching Corner, just sent out a few days ago. In case you didn't get it or haven't taken the time to read it, some interesting news in there:
- a recap of the recent Northwest Duals Championship and wrestling camp,
- a mention of newcomers heading to Fargo next week and a notice that Amar Dhesi will be squaring off with the Canadian Champ for a shot at the top spot on their World Team. Best of luck, Amar!
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Joey Palmer has taken a job teaching and coaching in Washington, so he
will no longer be with the Beavers as a Volunteer Assistant Coach. Good
luck, Joey! Keep in touch.
The update is pasted below my signature.
If anyone has any other interesting news of former wrestlers to share, please let me know. Thanks!
Go Beavs!
Elizabeth DeAngelis
"The FALL"
Official Fan Club of OS WrestlingPlease
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Hello Beaver Nation,
Summer can be a busy time, but we want to keep in touch about some things that have been going on!
We
hosted the Northwest Dual Championship from June 28-30, with several
wrestling alumni returning to coach their high school teams. Jake
Gonzales coached Crook County, Jason Wullbrandt coached Clackamas High
School and Jay Tovey brought Mt. Crest High School all the way from Utah
and left with the first place trophy! We want to thank all of the
schools and coaches that attended! We look forward to growing this
tournament in the coming years.
Following
the NW Dual Championship, we went right into our summer wrestling camps
July 1-10. During those 10 days, we had about 24 Oregon State
wrestlers, including some incoming freshman, who assisted with the camps
and trained. Our guys worked hard, and we think the newcomers will
transition into college wrestling very well!
Five
of our incoming freshman, Brendan Kaylor (120), Riley Gurr (138), Logan
Meek (145), Jackson McKinney (195) and Hayden Still (285), will be
competing Junior Nationals in Fargo, North Dakota, next week with hopes
of bringing back their own national title. This is only a handful of the
new talent that is joining Beaver Nation.
Although
a date has not yet been set, Amarveer Dhesi will be wrestling off for
the Canadian World Team spot against Korey Jarvis in August. This
wrestle-off was originally scheduled for early June, but Jarvis
postponed due to an injury. The Senior World Championship will be held October 22-28 in Budapest, Hungary.
To
conclude this email, we want to congratulate Joey Palmer on taking a
teaching/coaching position at Tahoma High School in Washington. Joey
served as the volunteer assistant coach this past year while also
competing in freestyle at the senior level. We would like to thank Joey
for all of the time he dedicated to our program, and we wish him the
best of luck on his new journey!
OSU Wrestling Staff
