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March 14, 2023 | Wrestling
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Following the 24th team title and seeing five take individual championships, the Oregon State wrestling team will compete in the 2023 NCAA Championships in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this week.
On Tap
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Date    Time           Opponent                       Location                                         TV/Video
3/16      9 a.m., 4 p.m.     NCAA Champs.                Tulsa, Okla.                                     ESPNU, ESPN
3/17       9 a.m., 5 p.m.     NCAA Champs.               Tulsa, Okla.                                     ESPNU, ESPN
3/18      8 a.m., 4 p.m.     NCAA Champs.               Tulsa, Okla.                                     ESPNU, ESPN
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Oregon State Probable Lineup
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Wt.  Wrestler           ````````````Year      `````Seed                Â
125     #8 Brandon Kaylor                RSo.                       7                    Â
133     #18 Jason Shaner                  RSr.                     19                    Â
141      #24 Cleveland Belton            RJr.                      21                    Â
165     #13 Matthew Olguin              RSo.                       8                    Â
174     #18 Aaron "Mateo" Olmos     RSr.                     12                    Â
184     #6 Trey Munoz                      RSo.                       4                    Â
197     #18 Tanner Harvey                   Gr.                    28                    Â
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Rankings are from Intermat
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This Week
• Oregon State will compete in the 2023 NCAA Championships Thursday through Saturday at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
• Seven Beavers will compete in the championships, just one fewer than last season's eight in Detroit.
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First Rounds
• 125: Brandon Kaylor, seeded seventh and will meet No. 26 Jack Wagner (North Carolina)
• 133: Jason Shaner, seeded 19th and will meet No. 14 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State)
• 141: Cleveland Belton, seeded 21st and will meet Parker Filius - seeded 12th - of Purdue
• 165: Matthew Olguin, seeded 8th and will meet Nebraska's Bubba Wilson, who is ranked 25th
• 174: Mateo Olmos, seeded 12th and will face 21st-ranked Lennox Wolak of Columbia
• 184: Fourth ranked Trey Munoz will face the 29-seed Deanthony Parker
• 197: Tanner Harvey, seeded 18th and will face 15th-ranked Luke Surber of Oklahoma State
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• Harvey is the lone Beaver who already faced his opponent this season. He won by decision at 14-9 when OSU hosted the Cowboys in January.
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Seventh Heaven
• For the 10th time in program history, seven Beavers will make an appearance at the NCAA Championships.
• OSU is sending seven for the first time since the 2015 edition, hosted in St. Louis, Mo.
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Third Time's the Charm
• Brandon Kaylor and Trey Munoz will each be making their third consecutive trip to the NCAAs.
• Kaylor finished eighth in last year's competition held in Detroit and clinched All-American.
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NCAA History
• Oregon State has 19 top-10 finishes all-time, including a pair of top-two performances in 1973 and 1995.
• When in the Sooner State for the competition, OSU has placed 28th (2014) and 41st (2006) since the turn of the century.
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Pac-12 Champions
• The Beavers took not only the team title in Stanford nearly two weeks ago, but five of the ten individual crowns.
• It marked the 24th team title in history for OSU.
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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
3/16      9 a.m., 4 p.m.     NCAA Champs.                Tulsa, Okla.                                     ESPNU, ESPN
3/17       9 a.m., 5 p.m.     NCAA Champs.               Tulsa, Okla.                                     ESPNU, ESPN
3/18      8 a.m., 4 p.m.     NCAA Champs.               Tulsa, Okla.                                     ESPNU, ESPN
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Oregon State Probable Lineup
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Wt.  Wrestler           ````````````Year      `````Seed                Â
125     #8 Brandon Kaylor                RSo.                       7                    Â
133     #18 Jason Shaner                  RSr.                     19                    Â
141      #24 Cleveland Belton            RJr.                      21                    Â
165     #13 Matthew Olguin              RSo.                       8                    Â
174     #18 Aaron "Mateo" Olmos     RSr.                     12                    Â
184     #6 Trey Munoz                      RSo.                       4                    Â
197     #18 Tanner Harvey                   Gr.                    28                    Â
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Rankings are from Intermat
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This Week
• Oregon State will compete in the 2023 NCAA Championships Thursday through Saturday at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
• Seven Beavers will compete in the championships, just one fewer than last season's eight in Detroit.
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First Rounds
• 125: Brandon Kaylor, seeded seventh and will meet No. 26 Jack Wagner (North Carolina)
• 133: Jason Shaner, seeded 19th and will meet No. 14 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State)
• 141: Cleveland Belton, seeded 21st and will meet Parker Filius - seeded 12th - of Purdue
• 165: Matthew Olguin, seeded 8th and will meet Nebraska's Bubba Wilson, who is ranked 25th
• 174: Mateo Olmos, seeded 12th and will face 21st-ranked Lennox Wolak of Columbia
• 184: Fourth ranked Trey Munoz will face the 29-seed Deanthony Parker
• 197: Tanner Harvey, seeded 18th and will face 15th-ranked Luke Surber of Oklahoma State
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• Harvey is the lone Beaver who already faced his opponent this season. He won by decision at 14-9 when OSU hosted the Cowboys in January.
Â
Seventh Heaven
• For the 10th time in program history, seven Beavers will make an appearance at the NCAA Championships.
• OSU is sending seven for the first time since the 2015 edition, hosted in St. Louis, Mo.
Â
Third Time's the Charm
• Brandon Kaylor and Trey Munoz will each be making their third consecutive trip to the NCAAs.
• Kaylor finished eighth in last year's competition held in Detroit and clinched All-American.
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NCAA History
• Oregon State has 19 top-10 finishes all-time, including a pair of top-two performances in 1973 and 1995.
• When in the Sooner State for the competition, OSU has placed 28th (2014) and 41st (2006) since the turn of the century.
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Pac-12 Champions
• The Beavers took not only the team title in Stanford nearly two weeks ago, but five of the ten individual crowns.
• It marked the 24th team title in history for OSU.
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OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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