
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. Â
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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.
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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.
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Maximo Renteria (125), Nash Singleton (141) and TJ McDonnell (184) all suffered defeats today and saw their tournaments come to a close.
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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+.
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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
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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
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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
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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)
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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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