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Beavers Take Down Bears In Home Opener
January 10, 2020 | Wrestling
CORVALLIS, Ore. – With three individual wins over ranked grapplers, Oregon State Wrestling notched a 21-12 victory in its home-opening dual inside Gill Coliseum.
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In front of a crowd of 887, the Beavers won seven of ten bouts to earn the victory over a challenging Northern Colorado team with five ranked opponents.
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"Both teams have a lot of freshman so we just had to get out some wins," head coach Jim Zalesky said. "There were a lot of tough matches that could have went either way so we just found a way to win them."
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Devan Turner, Aaron Olmos and Colt Doyle each came out with wins over ranked opponents in each of their respective bouts.
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Another quick start for the Beavers helped the team build an early lead with Brandon Kaylor starting things off at 125 pounds. Kaylor tallied three takedowns and a riding time point in an 8-4 decision over Jace Koelzer to put three quick points on the board for Oregon State.
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The Beavers would win their next two matches starting with Devan Turner at 133 pounds. No. 19 Turner earned his 17th win of the season in a ranked match over No. 17 Moscha Schwartz. A 7-3 decision gave Turner the win in an anticipated matchup at 133 pounds.
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Just one bout later, Grant Willits kept the momentum rolling with a 7-5 decision over the Bears' Chris Sandoval to improve to 13-7 on the season.
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The Beavers would drop their next two bouts at 149 and 157 pounds which brought the team score to 9-6 momentarily.
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Lane Stigall (149) earned a last-second takedown but Northern Colorado's Andrew Ailrez earned the 7-5 decision. Logan Meek fell in a 6-2 decision to the Bears' Nate Moore.
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Next, 165-pound Aaron Olmos notched an impressive 9-3 decision over No. 25 Austin Matthews in a crucial win at the midway point of the dual. Olmos' three takedowns and a pair of escapes helped him earn his sixth decision of the year.
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174-pound Jackson McKinney was pinned by Billy Higgins (0:24) in the next bout which suddenly evened the score to 12 apiece with only three bouts to go.
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The team would finish strong down the stretch with No. 33 Colt Doyle (184) making the most of his ranked matchup against No. 28 Alan Clothier for a 4-2 decision. Doyle earned his 13th win of the season and improved to 3-1 in duals.
At 197 pounds, J.J. Dixon finished with two takedowns and an escape for a 6-1 decision while accumulating over four minutes of riding time.
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To finish things off, Jamarcus Grant came away with a double overtime victory over Robert Winters Jr. to seal the team win. A late takedown in the heavyweight bout helped Grant notch his 13th win of the season and provided the final score of 21-12.
Next Up
The Beavers travel to Tempe, Ariz. for their first conference dual against Arizona State on Jan. 17.Â
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 Oregon State 21, Northern Colorado 12
125Â Â Â Â Â Brandon Kaylor over Jace Koelzer (Northern Colorado) (Dec 8-4)
133Â Â Â Â Â Devan Turner (Oregon State) over Mosha Schwartz (Northern Colorado) (Dec 7-3)
141Â Â Â Â Â Grant Willits over Christopher Sandoval (Northern Colorado) (Dec 7-5)
149Â Â Â Â Â Andrew Alirez (Northern Colorado) over Lane Stigall (Dec 7-5)
157Â Â Â Â Â Nathan Moore (Northern Colorado) over Logan Meek (Dec 6-2)
165Â Â Â Â Â Aaron Olmos over Austin Matthews (Northern Colorado)
174Â Â Â Â Â Billy Higgins (Northern Colorado) over Jackson McKinney (Fall 0:24)
184Â Â Â Â Â Colt Doyle over Alan Clothier (Northern Colorado) (Dec 4-2)
197Â Â Â Â Â J.J Dixon over Seth Bogulski (Northern Colorado) (Dec 6-1)
285 Â Â Â Â Jamarcus Grant (Oregon State) over Robert Winters (Northern Colorado) (Dec 4-1)
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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In front of a crowd of 887, the Beavers won seven of ten bouts to earn the victory over a challenging Northern Colorado team with five ranked opponents.
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"Both teams have a lot of freshman so we just had to get out some wins," head coach Jim Zalesky said. "There were a lot of tough matches that could have went either way so we just found a way to win them."
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Devan Turner, Aaron Olmos and Colt Doyle each came out with wins over ranked opponents in each of their respective bouts.
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Another quick start for the Beavers helped the team build an early lead with Brandon Kaylor starting things off at 125 pounds. Kaylor tallied three takedowns and a riding time point in an 8-4 decision over Jace Koelzer to put three quick points on the board for Oregon State.
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The Beavers would win their next two matches starting with Devan Turner at 133 pounds. No. 19 Turner earned his 17th win of the season in a ranked match over No. 17 Moscha Schwartz. A 7-3 decision gave Turner the win in an anticipated matchup at 133 pounds.
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Just one bout later, Grant Willits kept the momentum rolling with a 7-5 decision over the Bears' Chris Sandoval to improve to 13-7 on the season.
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The Beavers would drop their next two bouts at 149 and 157 pounds which brought the team score to 9-6 momentarily.
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Lane Stigall (149) earned a last-second takedown but Northern Colorado's Andrew Ailrez earned the 7-5 decision. Logan Meek fell in a 6-2 decision to the Bears' Nate Moore.
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Next, 165-pound Aaron Olmos notched an impressive 9-3 decision over No. 25 Austin Matthews in a crucial win at the midway point of the dual. Olmos' three takedowns and a pair of escapes helped him earn his sixth decision of the year.
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174-pound Jackson McKinney was pinned by Billy Higgins (0:24) in the next bout which suddenly evened the score to 12 apiece with only three bouts to go.
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The team would finish strong down the stretch with No. 33 Colt Doyle (184) making the most of his ranked matchup against No. 28 Alan Clothier for a 4-2 decision. Doyle earned his 13th win of the season and improved to 3-1 in duals.
At 197 pounds, J.J. Dixon finished with two takedowns and an escape for a 6-1 decision while accumulating over four minutes of riding time.
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To finish things off, Jamarcus Grant came away with a double overtime victory over Robert Winters Jr. to seal the team win. A late takedown in the heavyweight bout helped Grant notch his 13th win of the season and provided the final score of 21-12.
Next Up
The Beavers travel to Tempe, Ariz. for their first conference dual against Arizona State on Jan. 17.Â
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 Oregon State 21, Northern Colorado 12
125Â Â Â Â Â Brandon Kaylor over Jace Koelzer (Northern Colorado) (Dec 8-4)
133Â Â Â Â Â Devan Turner (Oregon State) over Mosha Schwartz (Northern Colorado) (Dec 7-3)
141Â Â Â Â Â Grant Willits over Christopher Sandoval (Northern Colorado) (Dec 7-5)
149Â Â Â Â Â Andrew Alirez (Northern Colorado) over Lane Stigall (Dec 7-5)
157Â Â Â Â Â Nathan Moore (Northern Colorado) over Logan Meek (Dec 6-2)
165Â Â Â Â Â Aaron Olmos over Austin Matthews (Northern Colorado)
174Â Â Â Â Â Billy Higgins (Northern Colorado) over Jackson McKinney (Fall 0:24)
184Â Â Â Â Â Colt Doyle over Alan Clothier (Northern Colorado) (Dec 4-2)
197Â Â Â Â Â J.J Dixon over Seth Bogulski (Northern Colorado) (Dec 6-1)
285 Â Â Â Â Jamarcus Grant (Oregon State) over Robert Winters (Northern Colorado) (Dec 4-1)
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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