Tim Patrick

Height:
5-8
Weight:
165
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Milwaukie, Ore.
High School:
Milwaukie HS

OREGON STATE

2010: As a junior, did not letter ... Did not wrestle in a varsity match.

2009: As a sophomore, lettered, wrestled at 157 pounds ... 5-1 record with one pin ... Earned his lone dual meet pin against Simon Fraser, technical fall over Adam Tholhofer, 18-3 ... At Best of the West, went 4-1, finishing second; fall over Anthony Ough, Southern Oregon; decision over Lucas Chester, North Idaho, 10-3; fall over Shad Manigault, West Haven; decision over Tommy Hooper, Southern Oregon, 6-4.

2008: As a redshirt freshman, lettered, wrestled at 157 pounds ... 3-2 record with two pins ... Earned team's Dale Thomas Hustle Award ... Unseeded, finished fourth at Pac-10 Championships; pinned Alex Pavlenko, Arizona State, in 4:35; pinned Steven Dailey, Portland State, in 5:42; decision over Kyle Bounds, Oregon, 10-7 ... Competed at the Junior FILA Nationals, finishing seventh at 74 kilograms ... At the Junior World Team Trials, finished third.

2007: Redshirted ... Broke his neck during a tournament, which kept him from competing for a year.

MILWAUKIE HIGH SCHOOL

Lettered four years for coach Dan Williamson ... Career record of 135-18 ... As a senior at 152 pounds, placed second in state, league champion; 31-2 record ... As a junior at 145 pounds, placed fifth in state, placed second in league; 40-2 record; state runner-up in Greco-Roman, placed fifth in Freestyle ... As a sophomore at 140 pounds, league champion; 38-4 record; ... As a freshman at 135 pounds, placed third in league; 26-10 record; Greco-Roman state title ... Also competed in football, track and field ... Honor Roll.

PERSONAL

Majoring in Human Development and Family Sciences ... Born in Portland, Ore. ... Parents are Ronnie and Carol Patrick; family includes brothers Danny, Gilbert King, Jim, sisters Lisa, Michelle, Emantha ... Top athletic thrill was reaching district finals as a sophomore ... Chose Oregon State for its Human Development and Family Sciences courses and because the wrestling program is "outstanding."