Wrapping Up Non-Conference with Wyoming - Oregon State University Athletics

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Stepping out of Pac-12 play for the final time this season, the Oregon State wrestling team will continue their season-ending road trip against the Wyoming Cowboys in Laramie, Wyo.

On Tap

Date         Time                 Opponent/Event                                     Location         TV/Video
1/26          3 p.m. PT              Wyoming Laramie, Wyo.    FloWrestling


Oregon State Probable Lineup

Wt. Wrestler                                          Year     2023-24 At OSU              Hometown
125        #19 Brandon Kaylor                    RSr. 13-6 88-33                 Bonney Lake, Wash.
133        #32 Gabe Whisenhunt                 So.      7-9 16-12 Corvallis, Ore.
141         #18 Cleveland Belton                 RJr. 13-6        31-16 Corona, Calif.
149        #18 Nash Singleton So.     6-8 6-8                    Roseburg, Ore.
157         Isaiah Crosby                              So. 2-6 10-14                   Miami, Fla.
165        Kekana Fouret                             RJr. 8-4             8-4                   Nampa, Idaho
174         #13 Matthew Olguin                    RSo.  7-5          45-28                  Fresno, Calif.
184        #4 Trey Muñoz                             RSo. 15-3         66-12                  Mission Viejo, Calif.
197        #28 Justin Rademacher               Fr.    10-7           10-7                   Fresno, Calif.
HWT      #23 Boone McDermott              RSr.    12-8 12-8 Dubuque, Iowa
Rankings are from Intermat

Clashing with the Cowboys
• Oregon State and Wyoming will meet for the 36th time in a series that dates back to 1960 and the Beavs lead by a 23-12 margin.
• Both sides have taken seven of the last 14 in this series.
• In last season's clash, OSU won the dual's first five bouts - including a major decision at heavyweight - to cruise to a 10-point win in Corvallis.
• The Beavers snapped a three-match skid in Laramie the last time they met in the Cowboy State with a 22-12 win highlighted with wins by Brandon Kaylor (major decision), now-assistant coach Cory Crooks and Trey Munoz.

Tough Tests in '23/'24
• Six of Oregon State's 10 matchups this season have come against a ranked opponent.
• All of the Beavers' setbacks have been to ranked foes, three of which were in the top-seven at the time of the dual.
• Day one of the season included a come-from-behind win over then-25th-ranked North Carolina on the road in Chapel Hill.

Rousing Debut for Romero
• In his first bout as a Beav, Maximo Renteria (125) registered his first win in drastic fashion, upsetting then-11th-ranked Richard Figueroa of Arizona State on Sunday afternoon.
• Renteria took the bout by decision with a score of 9-5 after clinching a bonus point thanks to the riding time edge.

Accolades Aplenty
• In the first 10 weeks of the season, four Beavs - Gabe Whisenhunt (133), Brandon Kaylor (125), Trey Munoz (184) and Cleveland Belton (141) - have taken the Pac-12's Wrestler of the Week honors. All were received following ranked wins.
• No other school in the Pac-12 has had more than two student-athletes win the league's weekly honor this season.
• After the first weekend of the season, Whisenhunt was selected as the NCAA's Wrestler of the Week to go alongside his Pac-12 nod.

In the Rankings
• As a team, the Beavs check in at the polls at:
                        • NWCA: 21
                        • Intermat: 22
                        • FloWrestling: 24

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Players Mentioned

Cleveland Belton

Isaiah Crosby

Kekana Fouret

Brandon Kaylor

Boone McDermott

Trey Munoz

Matthew Olguin

Justin Rademacher

Maximo Renteria

Nash Singleton

Gabe Whisenhunt

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