Beavers to Face No. 1 Penn State

Sunday, December 11

State College, PA

11:00 AM

Oregon State

Penn State

December 09, 2022 | Wrestling

By: Athletic Communications

On Tap
Date Time (PT) Opponent Location TV/Video
12/11 11 a.m. No. 1 Penn State University Park, Pa. ESPNU

Notes

Oregon State Probable Lineup
125    #12 Brandon Kaylor      RSo.
133    #16 Jason Shaner           RSr.
141    #24 Cleveland Belton     RJr.
149    Noah Tolentino                Fr.
157    Isaiah Crosby                   Sr.
-or-    Graham Gambrall            So.
165    #23 Matthew Olguin     RSo.
174    #28 Aaron Olmos           RSr.
184    #13 Trey Munoz            RSo.
197    #11 Tanner Harvey          Gr.
HWT J.J. Dixon                        RJr.

Rankings are from Intermat

Notables against the Nittany Lions
• For the second time in as many seasons, Oregon State will tangle with Penn State.
• Sunday's dual marks the third matchup in the series, following meetings last season and in 1994.

Perusing the Polls
• Oregon State is ranked 25th by both Intermat and WIN, 27th in Flowrestling's latest poll and is receivng votes from the NWCA.
• Tanner Harvey (197) jumped 10 spots in the last poll, moving from 21st to 11th.
• Matthew Olguin (165) made his debut at 28th after three ranked wins and a third place finish.
•Jason Shaner (133) leapt 16 spots from 32nd to 16th after three ranked wins himself.

Competed at Cliff Keen
• Four - Tanner Harvey (2nd), Matthew Olguin (3rd), Jason Shaner (4th) and Brandon Kaylor (4th) - all took home top-four finishes in Las Vegas last weekend.
• Both Olguin (165) and Shaner (133) took down three ranked opponents on their way to top-four finishes.

National Audience
• The dual against the top ranked Nittany Lions marks the first appearance on national television of the season for the Beavers.
• Including March's Pac-12 Championships, Oregon State will be shown on the Pac-12 Networks on three instances. Bouts with Oklahoma State (Jan. 8) and Arizona State (Feb. 5) will be shown nationwide.

Beaver Tracks
•The trip marks the second and final time Oregon State will compete in the Eastern time zone, following a season-opening stretch that included a dual at Lehigh and competing in the Black Knight Scramble in West Point, N.Y.
• Following the appearance in the National Duals in New Orleans, La. later this month, the furthest east the Beavers will travel will be to Little Rock, Ark., for the conference opener at Little Rock.
• From late January to the Pac-12 Championships in mid-March, OSU will compete exclusively in Pacific time.

OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).