
November 29, 2023 | Wrestling
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Returning to the mats following a hard-fought defeat to Iowa inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena nearly two weeks ago, the 17th-ranked Oregon State wrestling team turns its attention away from dual action to the always-tough Cliff Keen Invitational in Las Vegas this weekend.
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On Tap
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Date  Time         Opponent/Event                                        Location        TV/Video
12/1  9 a.m.       Cliff Keen Invite                              Las Vegas, Nev.        FloWrestling
12/2  10 a.m.     Cliff Keen Invite                              Las Vegas, Nev.        FloWrestling
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Oregon State Probable Lineup
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Wt. Wrestler                               Year             2022-23                    At OSU         Hometown
125  #14 Brandon Kaylor                   RSr.         5-2                       72-29      Bonney Lake, Wash.
133  #26 Gabe Whisenhunt                So.         5-2                         14-5      Corvallis, Ore.
141  #21 Cleveland Belton                 RJr.         5-3                        23-13     Corona, Calif.
149  Nash Singleton                           So.         0-1                           0-1      Roseburg, Ore.
157  Isaiah Crosby                             So.           --                           8-8       Miami, Fla.
165  #8 Matthew Olguin                  RSo.           --                        38-23      Fresno, Calif.
174  #12 Travis Wittlake                     Gr.         6-1                           6-1      Coos Bay, Ore.
184  #3 Trey Muñoz                         RSo.         7-0                         58-9      Mission Viejo, Calif.
197  Justin Rademacher                      Fr.         6-1                           6-1      West Linn, Ore.
HWT #22 Boone McDermott              RSr.         6-1                           6-1      Dubuque, Iowa
Rankings are from Intermat
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Cliff Keen Invitational On Deck
• No. 17 Oregon State will participate once again in the always-competitive Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational this weekend, held at the Westgate Paradise Event Center.
• In the 2022 edition, OSU finished eighth as a team and saw three returners - Brandon Kaylor (125 - fourth), Matthew Olguin (165 - third) and Trey Muñoz (184 - eighth) - place inside the top-10.
• The Beavers will face off against student-athletes from many conferences including the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, EIWA and even Pac-12.
• With the exception of the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons, OSU has been a regular at CKLV for the past decade-plus. In the Pendleton era, the Beavs have logged consecutive eighth-place finishes - which are the best performances as a team. Since the 2012-13 season, the best an Oregon State team placed was fourth with 98.5 points.
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Iowa Lookback
• Oregon State battled Iowa back in mid-November for their last dual.
• Kaylor, Muñoz and McDermott (HWT) tallied wins for the Beavs against Hawkeye opposition.
• Nash Singleton (149) made his collegiate debut and was narrowly defeated in sudden victory to then-No. 9 Victor Voinovich.
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Wrestlers of the Week
• In four weeks of the season, two Beavs - Gabe Whisenhunt (133) and Brandon Kaylor (125) - have taken the Pac-12's Wrestler of the Week honors. Both were received following ranked wins.
• Whisenhunt took down then-No. 4 Sam Latona of Virginia Tech on the way to taking the individual crown at the Southeast Open while Kaylor defeated then-No. 11 Drake Ayala of Iowa in the dual against the Hawkeyes.
• No other school in the Pac-12 has had multiple student-athletes awarded Wrestler of the Week so far in the 2023-24 season.
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In the Rankings
• As a team, the Beavs check in at the polls at:
           • NWCA: 15
           • Intermat: 21 (dual)/17 (tournament)
           • FloWrestling: 16
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OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS)
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On Tap
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Date  Time         Opponent/Event                                        Location        TV/Video
12/1  9 a.m.       Cliff Keen Invite                              Las Vegas, Nev.        FloWrestling
12/2  10 a.m.     Cliff Keen Invite                              Las Vegas, Nev.        FloWrestling
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Oregon State Probable Lineup
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Wt. Wrestler                               Year             2022-23                    At OSU         Hometown
125  #14 Brandon Kaylor                   RSr.         5-2                       72-29      Bonney Lake, Wash.
133  #26 Gabe Whisenhunt                So.         5-2                         14-5      Corvallis, Ore.
141  #21 Cleveland Belton                 RJr.         5-3                        23-13     Corona, Calif.
149  Nash Singleton                           So.         0-1                           0-1      Roseburg, Ore.
157  Isaiah Crosby                             So.           --                           8-8       Miami, Fla.
165  #8 Matthew Olguin                  RSo.           --                        38-23      Fresno, Calif.
174  #12 Travis Wittlake                     Gr.         6-1                           6-1      Coos Bay, Ore.
184  #3 Trey Muñoz                         RSo.         7-0                         58-9      Mission Viejo, Calif.
197  Justin Rademacher                      Fr.         6-1                           6-1      West Linn, Ore.
HWT #22 Boone McDermott              RSr.         6-1                           6-1      Dubuque, Iowa
Rankings are from Intermat
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Cliff Keen Invitational On Deck
• No. 17 Oregon State will participate once again in the always-competitive Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational this weekend, held at the Westgate Paradise Event Center.
• In the 2022 edition, OSU finished eighth as a team and saw three returners - Brandon Kaylor (125 - fourth), Matthew Olguin (165 - third) and Trey Muñoz (184 - eighth) - place inside the top-10.
• The Beavers will face off against student-athletes from many conferences including the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, EIWA and even Pac-12.
• With the exception of the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons, OSU has been a regular at CKLV for the past decade-plus. In the Pendleton era, the Beavs have logged consecutive eighth-place finishes - which are the best performances as a team. Since the 2012-13 season, the best an Oregon State team placed was fourth with 98.5 points.
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Iowa Lookback
• Oregon State battled Iowa back in mid-November for their last dual.
• Kaylor, Muñoz and McDermott (HWT) tallied wins for the Beavs against Hawkeye opposition.
• Nash Singleton (149) made his collegiate debut and was narrowly defeated in sudden victory to then-No. 9 Victor Voinovich.
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Wrestlers of the Week
• In four weeks of the season, two Beavs - Gabe Whisenhunt (133) and Brandon Kaylor (125) - have taken the Pac-12's Wrestler of the Week honors. Both were received following ranked wins.
• Whisenhunt took down then-No. 4 Sam Latona of Virginia Tech on the way to taking the individual crown at the Southeast Open while Kaylor defeated then-No. 11 Drake Ayala of Iowa in the dual against the Hawkeyes.
• No other school in the Pac-12 has had multiple student-athletes awarded Wrestler of the Week so far in the 2023-24 season.
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In the Rankings
• As a team, the Beavs check in at the polls at:
           • NWCA: 15
           • Intermat: 21 (dual)/17 (tournament)
           • FloWrestling: 16
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OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS)
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