Oregon State
NCAA Championships
All-American Honors Secured for Stiles
March 21, 2025 | Wrestling
PHILADELPHIA – Continuing his strong debut at the NCAAs, Ethan Stiles became the sixth Beaver in the Pendleton era to achieve All-American honors.
Stiles will close the tournament tomorrow with the potential to finish as high as third place in the 149-lb. weight class. The redshirt freshman used a first-period pin over Lehigh's Malyke Hines – taking just 2:11 - and a wire-to-wire win by decision against Rider's Sammy Alvarez to stay alive after falling in the quarterfinals to begin the day.
The opening opponent for Stiles is Shayne Van Ness of Penn State in the consolation semifinals.
Trey Munoz (197) closed his NCAAs run – and decorated Oregon State career - with a 1-1 day behind a win at sudden victory and a loss by decision. Trailing 1-0 after the second, he scored the bout's final four points, including the decisive takedown in the extra period to defeat Zach Glazier. His day ended with a setback to Little Rock's Stephen Little in a hard-fought decision at 4-2.
Maximo Renteria (125), Nash Singleton (141) and TJ McDonnell (184) all suffered defeats today and saw their tournaments come to a close.
Stiles will open the final day of action with an 8 a.m. PT start from the Wells Fargo Center that can be seen on ESPN and ESPN+.
Results
Maximo Renteria – 125
Jacob Moran (Indiana) DEC Renteria 7-6
Renteria DEC Richard Castro-Sandoval (CSU Bakersfield) 7-2
Blake West (Northern Illinois) DEC Renteria 10-8
Nash Singleton – 141
Singleton MD Lorenzo Frezza (Columbia) 8-0
Brock Hardy (Nebraska) MD Singleton 12-3
Singleton TB-1 Shannon Hanna (Campbell) 2-1
Julian Tagg (South Dakota State) DEC Singleton 10-3
Ethan Stiles – 149 – All-American
Stiles DEC Willie McDougald (Oklahoma) 6-4
Stiles MD Kyle Parco (Iowa) 8-0
Dylan D'Emilio (Ohio State) DEC Stiles 7-3
Stiles FALL Malyke Hines (Lehigh) 2:11
Stiles DEC Sammy Alvarez (Rider) 4-2
TJ McDonnell – 184
Caden Rogers (Lehigh) DEC McDonnell 6-3
McDonnell TF Colin Fegley (Lock Haven) 19-4 (5:27)
Eddie Neitenbach (Wyoming) FALL McDonnell (1:08)
Trey Munoz – 197
Munoz DEC Camden McDanel (Nebraska) 4-2
Josh Barr (Penn State) SV-1 Munoz 5-2
Munoz SV-1 Zach Glazier (South Dakota State) 4-1
Stephen Little (Little Rock) DEC Munoz 4-2
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