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Oregon State’s Season Comes To A Close In Cleveland
March 20, 2026 | Wrestling
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Oregon State wrestling team saw its season come to a close Friday on the second day of the NCAA Championships at Rocket Arena.
The Beavers' four remaining entrants lost their first bouts Friday, eliminating them from further competition.
Ninth-ranked Maximo Renteria dropped a 5-3 decision at 125 pounds to No. 26 Cooper Flynn from Chattanooga. Renteria finished the 2025-26 season with a 21-5 record. Renteria went 1-2 in Cleveland, winning 8-7 over No. 24 Ayden Smith to open Thursday.
Nash Singleton saw his season end with a 16-9 record. He was ranked 24th at 141, losing to No. 23 Dylan Chappell from Bucknell. Singleton opened his NCAA Championships entry with an upset win over No. 9 Joey Olivieri Thursday.
Daschle Lamer, at 174 pounds, also picked up an upset to open his championships trip, defeating No. 13 Carter Baer Thursday. But Lamer dropped a 6-3 decision to South Dakota State's Moses Espinoza-Owens on Friday, and ends his season with a 21-5 record.
Justin Rademacher, ranked No. 6 at 197, finished his season with a 24-5 record. He opened with a win over No. 27 Gabe Arnold of Iowa, but saw his season come to a close with a 3-2 loss to No. 12 Luke Geog of Ohio State.
Oregon State Results
125 – #9 Maximo Renteria
W – Decision, 8-7, vs. #24 Ayden Smith (Rutgers)
L – Decision, 4-1, vs. #8 Dean Peterson (Iowa)
L – Decision, 5-3, vs. #26 Cooper Flynn (Chattanooga)
133 – #30 Gabe Whisenhunt
L – Technical Fall, 17-2, vs. #3 Marcus Blaze (Penn State)
L – Decision, 6-5, vs. #32 Andrew Austin (Central Michigan)
141 – #24 Nash Singleton
W – Decision, 2-1, vs. #9 Joey Oliveri (Nebraska)
L – Decision, 8-3, vs. #8 Vance Vombauer (Minnesota)
L – Decision, 16-12, vs. #23 Dylan Chappell (Bucknell)
165 – #22 Matthew Olguin
L – Decision, 10-4, vs. #11 Ryder Downey (Northern Iowa)
L – Technical Fall, 16-0, vs. #6 LJ Araujo (Nebraska)
174 – #20 Daschle Lamer
W – Decision, 2-0, vs. #13 Carter Baer (Binghamton)
L – Major Decision, 13-3, vs. #4 Carson Kharchala (Ohio State)
L – Decision, 6-3, vs. #14 Moses Espinoza-Owens (South Dakota State)
197 – #6 Justin Rademacher
W – Decision, 3-2, vs. #27 Gabe Arnold (Iowa)
L – Decision, 13-5, vs. #11 Camden McDaniel (Nebraska)
L – Decision, 3-2, vs. #12 Luke Geog (Ohio State)
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
The Beavers' four remaining entrants lost their first bouts Friday, eliminating them from further competition.
Ninth-ranked Maximo Renteria dropped a 5-3 decision at 125 pounds to No. 26 Cooper Flynn from Chattanooga. Renteria finished the 2025-26 season with a 21-5 record. Renteria went 1-2 in Cleveland, winning 8-7 over No. 24 Ayden Smith to open Thursday.
Nash Singleton saw his season end with a 16-9 record. He was ranked 24th at 141, losing to No. 23 Dylan Chappell from Bucknell. Singleton opened his NCAA Championships entry with an upset win over No. 9 Joey Olivieri Thursday.
Daschle Lamer, at 174 pounds, also picked up an upset to open his championships trip, defeating No. 13 Carter Baer Thursday. But Lamer dropped a 6-3 decision to South Dakota State's Moses Espinoza-Owens on Friday, and ends his season with a 21-5 record.
Justin Rademacher, ranked No. 6 at 197, finished his season with a 24-5 record. He opened with a win over No. 27 Gabe Arnold of Iowa, but saw his season come to a close with a 3-2 loss to No. 12 Luke Geog of Ohio State.
Oregon State Results
125 – #9 Maximo Renteria
W – Decision, 8-7, vs. #24 Ayden Smith (Rutgers)
L – Decision, 4-1, vs. #8 Dean Peterson (Iowa)
L – Decision, 5-3, vs. #26 Cooper Flynn (Chattanooga)
133 – #30 Gabe Whisenhunt
L – Technical Fall, 17-2, vs. #3 Marcus Blaze (Penn State)
L – Decision, 6-5, vs. #32 Andrew Austin (Central Michigan)
141 – #24 Nash Singleton
W – Decision, 2-1, vs. #9 Joey Oliveri (Nebraska)
L – Decision, 8-3, vs. #8 Vance Vombauer (Minnesota)
L – Decision, 16-12, vs. #23 Dylan Chappell (Bucknell)
165 – #22 Matthew Olguin
L – Decision, 10-4, vs. #11 Ryder Downey (Northern Iowa)
L – Technical Fall, 16-0, vs. #6 LJ Araujo (Nebraska)
174 – #20 Daschle Lamer
W – Decision, 2-0, vs. #13 Carter Baer (Binghamton)
L – Major Decision, 13-3, vs. #4 Carson Kharchala (Ohio State)
L – Decision, 6-3, vs. #14 Moses Espinoza-Owens (South Dakota State)
197 – #6 Justin Rademacher
W – Decision, 3-2, vs. #27 Gabe Arnold (Iowa)
L – Decision, 13-5, vs. #11 Camden McDaniel (Nebraska)
L – Decision, 3-2, vs. #12 Luke Geog (Ohio State)
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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