Beavers Conclude Competition at Cliff Keen
LAS VEGAS – In one of the country's toughest competitions, the Oregon State wrestling team finished eighth in the Cliff Keen Invitational, a two-day tournament which wrapped up on Saturday afternoon. Four individuals placed in the top-four of their weight classes.
The eighth-place finish marks the second consecutive top-10 finish for the Beavers at the competition following an identical eighth place finish.
Tanner Harvey was the Beavers' highest-finishing individual, taking second place in the 197-lb. division.
Brandon Kaylor (125) and Jason Shaner (133) wrapped up their weekends with identical fourth-place finishes. Matthew Olguin (165) finished third, Aaron Olmos (174) took seventh and Trey Munoz (184) finished in eighth.
On his way to the runner-up finish, Harvey took down a pair of seeded opponents – including No. 17 Kordell Norfleet of Arizona State and Andy Smith of Virginia Tech. In a hard fought final, Harvey dropped a 6-4 decision to ninth-ranked Isaac Trumble of NC State.
Oregon State will take the mats against top-ranked Penn State next Sunday for the final dual of the calendar year. Action from Pennsylvania is set for 11 a.m. PT and can be seen nationally on ESPNU.
Final Results
Brandon Kaylor (125) – 4th
Kaylor DEC Kyle Gollhofer (Northern Iowa), 4-2
Kaylor DEC Joey Fischer (Clarion), 5-4
Kaylor SV No. 16 Eddie Ventresca (Va. Tech), 6-4
No. 8 Matt Ramos (Purdue) DEC Kaylor, 3-2
Kaylor DEC No. 10 Malik Heinselman (Ohio State), 3-1
Liam Cronin (Nebraska) DEC Kaylor, 4-2
Jason Shaner (133) – 4th
Shaner DEC Garrett Ricks (Wyoming), 13-6
No. 9 Sam Latona (Va. Tech) DEC Shaner, 5-2
Shaner DEC Cameron Soda (Edinboro), 6-4
Shaner DEC Andrew Fallon (Sacred Heart), 17-10
Shaner DEC No. 24 Kai Orine (N.C. State), 9-4
Shaner SV No. 23 Chance Rich (CSU Bakersfield), 8-6
Shaner DEC No. 9 Sam Latona (Va. Tech), 3-1
No. 24 Kyle Biscoglia (Northern Iowa) DEC Shaner, MFF
Cleveland Belton (141)
Belton FALL Nick James (Nebraska-Kearney), 3:39
Belton DEC No. 23 Parker Filius (Purdue), 3-2
No. 14 Ryan Jack (N.C. State) DEC Belton, 6-1
No. 29 Joshua Koderhandt (Navy) DEC Belton, 15-14
Noah Tolentino (149)
Tolentino TF Colton Erickson (Wyoming), 15-0
No. 3 Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) FALL Tolentino, 5:58
Tolentino DEC Dayne Morton (Nebraska), 8-2
No. 31 Kody Kamara (Kent State) MD Tolentino, 10-2
Graham Gambrall (157)
No. 11 Kendall Coleman (Purdue) DEC Gambrall, 10-5
Gambrall MD Eric Shindel (Hofstra), 15-5
Selwyn Porter (The Citadel) FALL Gambrall, 3:12
Matthew Olguin (165) – 3rd
Olguin DEC Donald Cates (N.C. State), 10-3
Olguin MD HM Enrique Munguia (Kent State), 12-4
No. 10 Josh Ogunsanya (Columbia) DEC Olguin, 5-2
Olguin DEC Giano Pterucelli (Air Force), 2-1
Olguin MD No. 22 William Formato (App State), 12-3
Olguin DEC No. 11 Austin Yant (Northern Iowa) – MFF
Olguin SV Bubba Wilson (Nebraska) 6-4
Aaron "Mateo" Olmos (174) – 7th place
Olmos DEC John Worthing (Clarion), 9-5
No. 9 Chris Foca (Cornell) FALL Olmos, 3:12
Olmos DEC Jared Sima (Northern Iowa), 3-1
Olmos DEC Lennox Wolak (Columbia), 8-5
Olmos DEC No. 30 Sal Perrine (Ohio), 7-3
No. 21 Troy Fisher (Northwestern) DEC Olmos, 4-3
Olmos DEC Alexander Faison (N.C. State), 3-1
Trey Munoz (184) – 8th place
Munoz DEC Tyler Bates (Kent State), 5-3
Munoz DEC Peter Acciardi (California Baptist), 12-5
Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) DEC Munoz, 5-4
Cade King (South Dakota State) DEC Munoz – MFF
Matthew Finesliver (Michigan) DEC Munoz - MFF
Tanner Harvey (197) – 2nd
Harvey DEC Cody Mulligan (Edinboro), 4-2
Harvey TF Mark Chaid (The Citadel), 20-5
Harvey DEC No. 18 Kordell Norfleet (Arizona State), 5-2
Harvey DEC Andy Smith (Va. Tech), 3-2
No. 9 Isaac Trumble (N.C. State) DEC Harvey, 6-4
Ryan Reyes (HWT)
No. 18 Grady Griess (Navy) FALL Reyes, 3:53
Austin Chapman (Clarion) DEC Reyes, 3-1
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