
Photo by: Scobel Wiggins/Oregon State Athletics
Wrestling Downs Cal Poly On Senior Night
February 04, 2022 | Wrestling
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Grant Willits won his 20th bout of the season and Gary Traub extended his win streak to 16 as the Oregon State wrestling team defeated Cal Poly, 21-10, Friday night at Gill Coliseum.
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The Beavers recognized their seniors before the match, with starters Traub, Willits, Hunter Willits, Devan Turner and Cory Crooks being honored. Traub capped the night with a 4-1 decision at heavyweight. After starting the season 1-4, he has reeled off 16 straight wins to improve to 17-4 this season.
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Grant Willits became the first Beaver to reach the 20-win mark thanks to a 5-3 decision over No. 31 Lawrence Saenz. Willits has a win streak of his own, with Friday night's win pushing it to 13.
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Turner improved to 17-5 this season with a 9-3 decision at 133 pounds. He won his 81st career bout, with 30 of those victories coming during duals.
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Hunter Willits, meanwhile, picked up the night's lone shutout, doing so over Brawley Lamer at 157 pounds. Willits' 6-0 victory pushed him to 10-5 this season, and 9-4 in bouts decided via decisions. He is also 7-2 in duals this year.
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Cal Poly threatened midway through the match when No. 1 Evan Wick won at 165 pounds, trimming the Beavers' lead to 12-7. Mateo Olmos, however, stemmed the comeback with a 3-1 win in sudden victory. The OT victory marked his first in extra time this season. He is 13-7 overall.
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Other OSU winners included No. 25 Brandon Kaylor at 125 and Ryan Reyes at 197. Kaylor defeated No. 30 Antonio Lorenzo, 8-4, picking up an extra point via riding time. Kaylor is 16-3 this season, picking up a win Friday night after seeing an 11-match win streak snapped.
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Reyes, meanwhile, held on to defeat Trent Tracy at 197 pounds. He snapped a three-match losing streak with his eighth win of the season.
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Oregon State 21, Cal Poly 10
125- #16 Brandon Kaylor (OSU) decision #30 Antonio Lorenzo (CP), 8-4. OSU 3, CP 0
133- #12 Devan Turner (OSU) decision Abe Hinrichsen (CP), 9-3. OSU 6, CP 0
141- #14 Grant Willits (OSU) decision #31 Lawrence Saenz (CP), 5-3. OSU 9, CP 0
149- #17 Legend Lamer (CP) decision #28 Cory Crooks (OSU), 4-2 (SV1). OSU 9, CP 3
157- #15 Hunter Willits (OSU) decision Brawley Lamer (CP), 6-0. OSU 12, CP 3
165- #1 Evan Wick (CP) major decision Mason Reiniche (OSU), 17-4. OSU 12, CP 7.
174- #27 Mateo Olmos (OSU) decision Nathan Tausch (CP), 3-1 (SV1). OSU 15, CP 7
184- #5 Bernie Truax (CP) decision #12 Trey Munoz (OSU), 5-2. OSU 15, CP 10
197- Ryan Reyes (OSU) decision Trent Tracy (CP), 5-3. OSU 18, CP 10
HWT- #9 Gary Traub (OSU) decision Samuel Aguilar (CP), 4-1. OSU 21, CP 10
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Oregon State is back in action Feb. 19 when visiting CSU Bakersfield at 2 p.m. PT. The match will be streamed live by the Roadrunners.
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OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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The Beavers recognized their seniors before the match, with starters Traub, Willits, Hunter Willits, Devan Turner and Cory Crooks being honored. Traub capped the night with a 4-1 decision at heavyweight. After starting the season 1-4, he has reeled off 16 straight wins to improve to 17-4 this season.
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Grant Willits became the first Beaver to reach the 20-win mark thanks to a 5-3 decision over No. 31 Lawrence Saenz. Willits has a win streak of his own, with Friday night's win pushing it to 13.
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Turner improved to 17-5 this season with a 9-3 decision at 133 pounds. He won his 81st career bout, with 30 of those victories coming during duals.
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Hunter Willits, meanwhile, picked up the night's lone shutout, doing so over Brawley Lamer at 157 pounds. Willits' 6-0 victory pushed him to 10-5 this season, and 9-4 in bouts decided via decisions. He is also 7-2 in duals this year.
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Cal Poly threatened midway through the match when No. 1 Evan Wick won at 165 pounds, trimming the Beavers' lead to 12-7. Mateo Olmos, however, stemmed the comeback with a 3-1 win in sudden victory. The OT victory marked his first in extra time this season. He is 13-7 overall.
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Other OSU winners included No. 25 Brandon Kaylor at 125 and Ryan Reyes at 197. Kaylor defeated No. 30 Antonio Lorenzo, 8-4, picking up an extra point via riding time. Kaylor is 16-3 this season, picking up a win Friday night after seeing an 11-match win streak snapped.
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Reyes, meanwhile, held on to defeat Trent Tracy at 197 pounds. He snapped a three-match losing streak with his eighth win of the season.
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Oregon State 21, Cal Poly 10
125- #16 Brandon Kaylor (OSU) decision #30 Antonio Lorenzo (CP), 8-4. OSU 3, CP 0
133- #12 Devan Turner (OSU) decision Abe Hinrichsen (CP), 9-3. OSU 6, CP 0
141- #14 Grant Willits (OSU) decision #31 Lawrence Saenz (CP), 5-3. OSU 9, CP 0
149- #17 Legend Lamer (CP) decision #28 Cory Crooks (OSU), 4-2 (SV1). OSU 9, CP 3
157- #15 Hunter Willits (OSU) decision Brawley Lamer (CP), 6-0. OSU 12, CP 3
165- #1 Evan Wick (CP) major decision Mason Reiniche (OSU), 17-4. OSU 12, CP 7.
174- #27 Mateo Olmos (OSU) decision Nathan Tausch (CP), 3-1 (SV1). OSU 15, CP 7
184- #5 Bernie Truax (CP) decision #12 Trey Munoz (OSU), 5-2. OSU 15, CP 10
197- Ryan Reyes (OSU) decision Trent Tracy (CP), 5-3. OSU 18, CP 10
HWT- #9 Gary Traub (OSU) decision Samuel Aguilar (CP), 4-1. OSU 21, CP 10
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Oregon State is back in action Feb. 19 when visiting CSU Bakersfield at 2 p.m. PT. The match will be streamed live by the Roadrunners.
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OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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