Photo by: Dave Nishitani/Oregon State Athletics
February 16, 2023 | Wrestling
CORVALLIS, Ore. – For the final time in the 2022-23 season, the 26th ranked Oregon State wrestling team will hit the road for a dual. Cal Poly will be the opposition for the Beavers on Sunday afternoon in San Luis Obispo and the first bout is scheduled for 1 p.m.
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On Tap
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Date    Time               Opponent                 Location                    TV/Video
2/19      1 p.m.              Cal Poly          San Luis Obispo, Calif.                 GoPoly.com
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Oregon State Probable Lineup
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Wt.   Wrestler                          Year                        Â
125     #12 Brandon Kaylor               RSo.                        Â
133     #17 Jason Shaner                  RSr.                        Â
141      #33 Cleveland Belton            RJr.                        Â
149     Riley Gurr                                RJr.                        Â
157     Isaiah Crosby                            Sr.                        Â
165     #18 Matthew Olguin              RSo.                        Â
174     #21 Aaron "Mateo" Olmos     RSr.                        Â
184     #6 Trey Munoz                      RSo.                        Â
197     #16 Tanner Harvey                   Gr.                        Â
HWT   J.J. Dixon                                 RJr.                        Â
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Rankings are from Intermat
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Back to the Pac(-12)
• Oregon State returns to league competition for the rest of the regular season as they face Cal Poly in the season's last dual away from home.
• Next week, OSU will close out the regular season by honoring its seniors prior to taking on Stanford for Senior Day.
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Last Time Out
• Oregon State doubled up Wyoming in the penultimate dual at Gill Coliseum, with a 20-10 score.
• JJ Dixon had his first win by major decision in a dual this season, taking down Terren Swartz by a 12-3 margin.
• The Beavs took seven of the 10 bouts, including the night's first five to take control of the dual early on.
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In the Rankings
• OSU sits 21st in the WIN Rankings, 24th in Intermat's Tournament poll, 25th in FloWrestling's poll and 26th in Intermat's Dual rankings.
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The Matchup
• Oregon State and Cal Poly are meeting for the 59th time
• The Beavs hold the upper hand in the series with a 46-11-2 advantage all-time.
• Cal Poly has not beaten the Beavers since 2011, when they eked an 18-15 win in Gill Coliseum.
• The Mustangs will come into the dual on a hot streak, winners of their last three - including an upset at home of Arizona State, which was ranked eighth in the country.
• With a win, Oregon State will secure a winning record in conference action for the second consecutive season in the Pendleton era.
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RPI Rankings
• Four Beavs - Mateo Olmos (6), Brandon Kaylor (7), Trey Munoz (7) and Matthew Olguin (8) - are in the top 10 in their weight class for RPI ahead of the NCAA Tournament.
• Jason Shaner (15) and Tanner Harvey (18) round out Beavs in the top 20, and Cleveland Belton finds himself at No. 31.
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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                 Location                    TV/Video
2/19      1 p.m.              Cal Poly          San Luis Obispo, Calif.                 GoPoly.com
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Oregon State Probable Lineup
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Wt.   Wrestler                          Year                        Â
125     #12 Brandon Kaylor               RSo.                        Â
133     #17 Jason Shaner                  RSr.                        Â
141      #33 Cleveland Belton            RJr.                        Â
149     Riley Gurr                                RJr.                        Â
157     Isaiah Crosby                            Sr.                        Â
165     #18 Matthew Olguin              RSo.                        Â
174     #21 Aaron "Mateo" Olmos     RSr.                        Â
184     #6 Trey Munoz                      RSo.                        Â
197     #16 Tanner Harvey                   Gr.                        Â
HWT   J.J. Dixon                                 RJr.                        Â
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Rankings are from Intermat
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Back to the Pac(-12)
• Oregon State returns to league competition for the rest of the regular season as they face Cal Poly in the season's last dual away from home.
• Next week, OSU will close out the regular season by honoring its seniors prior to taking on Stanford for Senior Day.
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Last Time Out
• Oregon State doubled up Wyoming in the penultimate dual at Gill Coliseum, with a 20-10 score.
• JJ Dixon had his first win by major decision in a dual this season, taking down Terren Swartz by a 12-3 margin.
• The Beavs took seven of the 10 bouts, including the night's first five to take control of the dual early on.
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In the Rankings
• OSU sits 21st in the WIN Rankings, 24th in Intermat's Tournament poll, 25th in FloWrestling's poll and 26th in Intermat's Dual rankings.
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The Matchup
• Oregon State and Cal Poly are meeting for the 59th time
• The Beavs hold the upper hand in the series with a 46-11-2 advantage all-time.
• Cal Poly has not beaten the Beavers since 2011, when they eked an 18-15 win in Gill Coliseum.
• The Mustangs will come into the dual on a hot streak, winners of their last three - including an upset at home of Arizona State, which was ranked eighth in the country.
• With a win, Oregon State will secure a winning record in conference action for the second consecutive season in the Pendleton era.
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RPI Rankings
• Four Beavs - Mateo Olmos (6), Brandon Kaylor (7), Trey Munoz (7) and Matthew Olguin (8) - are in the top 10 in their weight class for RPI ahead of the NCAA Tournament.
• Jason Shaner (15) and Tanner Harvey (18) round out Beavs in the top 20, and Cleveland Belton finds himself at No. 31.
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OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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