Sunday, November 23
Bakersfield, CA
9:00 AM
Oregon State
vs
Roadrunner Open
Photo by: Landon Marks
Beavers Set For Roadrunner Open Sunday In Bakersfield
November 20, 2025 | Wrestling
CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Oregon State wrestling team heads to the Roadrunner Open Sunday in Bakersfield. The event is slated to get underway at 9 a.m. PT.
Watch Live
The event is slated to be broadcast on Flo Wrestling with cameras on every mat.
Oregon State Competitors in Bakersfield
125: #17 Maximo Renteria (5-0), Gage Singleton (3-2)
133: Chase DeBlaere (0-0), Jeffrey Lopez (0-0), Manny Saldate (4-2)
141: DJ Gillett (2-2), Nash Singleton (3-2)
149: Ayden Garver (0-0), CJ Hamblin (2-2), Moses Mirabal (0-0), Noah Tolentino (5-2)
157: Joel Adams (4-2), Koy Davidson (0-0)
165: Matthew Olguin (4-1), Adrian Reyes (0-0), Keller Rock (3-2)
174: Graham Gambrall (3-2), #23 Daschle Lamer (unattached, 4-0)
184: #30 TJ McDonnell (4-1)
197: #7 Justin Rademacher (6-0)
HWT: Charley Hastriter (3-2), Khale McDonnell (0-2)
The Open
Oregon State is competing at the event for the first time since the 2022-23 season. Sunday is the first of two trips to Bakersfield for the Beavers who will be returning to California for a dual on Jan. 16.
Last Time Out
Oregon State opened its home slate this past Sunday with a 25-9 win over Utah Valley at Gill Coliseum.
The Beavers won seven of the 10 bouts, with Maximo Renteria (125), Keller Rock (165) and Matthew Olguin (174) all earning extra points in their wins. Olguin's was the biggest of the day with a 21-6 technical fall.
Renteria and Justin Rademacher each kept their undefeated seasons going. Renteria won via major decision, 11-1, and Rademacher pulled out a takedown with seconds remaining for a 4-1 win at 197.
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
Watch Live
The event is slated to be broadcast on Flo Wrestling with cameras on every mat.
Oregon State Competitors in Bakersfield
125: #17 Maximo Renteria (5-0), Gage Singleton (3-2)
133: Chase DeBlaere (0-0), Jeffrey Lopez (0-0), Manny Saldate (4-2)
141: DJ Gillett (2-2), Nash Singleton (3-2)
149: Ayden Garver (0-0), CJ Hamblin (2-2), Moses Mirabal (0-0), Noah Tolentino (5-2)
157: Joel Adams (4-2), Koy Davidson (0-0)
165: Matthew Olguin (4-1), Adrian Reyes (0-0), Keller Rock (3-2)
174: Graham Gambrall (3-2), #23 Daschle Lamer (unattached, 4-0)
184: #30 TJ McDonnell (4-1)
197: #7 Justin Rademacher (6-0)
HWT: Charley Hastriter (3-2), Khale McDonnell (0-2)
The Open
Oregon State is competing at the event for the first time since the 2022-23 season. Sunday is the first of two trips to Bakersfield for the Beavers who will be returning to California for a dual on Jan. 16.
Last Time Out
Oregon State opened its home slate this past Sunday with a 25-9 win over Utah Valley at Gill Coliseum.
The Beavers won seven of the 10 bouts, with Maximo Renteria (125), Keller Rock (165) and Matthew Olguin (174) all earning extra points in their wins. Olguin's was the biggest of the day with a 21-6 technical fall.
Renteria and Justin Rademacher each kept their undefeated seasons going. Renteria won via major decision, 11-1, and Rademacher pulled out a takedown with seconds remaining for a 4-1 win at 197.
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
Players Mentioned
157
/ Wrestling
149
/ Wrestling
133/141
/ Wrestling
174
/ Wrestling
149
/ Wrestling
141
/ Wrestling
165
/ Wrestling
HWT
/ Wrestling
174/184
/ Wrestling
133
/ Wrestling
HWT
/ Wrestling
184
/ Wrestling
149/157
/ Wrestling
165
/ Wrestling
197
/ Wrestling
125
/ Wrestling
165
/ Wrestling
133
/ Wrestling
125
/ Wrestling
141
/ Wrestling
149
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