Earl McCready (Heavyweight), All-Americans More:A look at Oklahoma City's boys high school basketball Fab 10 rankings for Feb. 10. Masaaki Hatta and Bob Johnson won their weight classes while Doug Wilson, Phil Kinyon, Ronnie Clinton, Mark McCracken and Joe James all finished in the top three. Melvin Clodfelter (145 pounds) You gotta get in that game if youre gonna stay in this game. Jack VanBebber (165 pounds) Ralph Rasor (2nd, 135 pounds) The other six who recorded falls were Chance Fisher (106), Braden Potts (120), Triston Grounds (126), Beau Hickman (138), Shawn Rounsaville (150) and Ethan Teague (157). The four-timers club also includes Oklahoma States Pat Smith, Iowa States Cael Sanderson now Penn States coach Cornells Kyle Dake and Ohio States Logan Stieber. The only wrestling team with more consecutive championships than Oklahoma State is Iowa with nine. No other team in the country put more than one wrestler on top of the podium in 1931, while Robert Pearce, Leroy McGuirk, Jack VanBebber and Conrad Caldwell all took gold back to Stillwater. More:Oklahoma State football will look to replicate consistency in kicking game. McDaniel picked up Outstanding Wrestler honors for his second title and set himself up to make a run at the 1942 Olympics before the Games were ultimately cancelled. Wittlake was hospitalized while the issue was tended to. Ponca City 39; 9. Current head coach John Smith is largely responsible for the modern success of the program, as he has coached 32 NCAA champions, 134 All-Americans, and 120 conference champions. Harvey Base (165 pounds) Chuck Barbee (3rd, 142 pounds) Oklahoma State wrestler Kaden Gfeller 'grateful' to chase NCAA goal with daughter watching, NCAA wrestling championships: OSU's Daton Fix upset in semis, Dustin Plott stays live, Asked about retirement, Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith thinks he will return. Keller's success in particular and his win over Larry Owings in the 142 pound finals earned him Outstanding Wrestling Honors. Fred Davis (4th, 167 pounds)1955 (see full bracket), We said goodbye to one of our own last week.More on the life of national champion Fred Davis:https://t.co/HGAineSWrM#okstate | #GoPokes pic.twitter.com/v8URx7Rjpm. Rex Peery (118 pounds) WebThe official 2022-23 Cowboy Wrestling Roster for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys and Cowgirls He coached 50 official All-Americans and 26 official individual champions in the earliest days of the tournament. Art Griffith stepped up to the role and proved that even under a new coach, the team could be just as successful. For the third time in a row, Griffith led his team to a championship, and he did soafter three years of no wrestling given the war. Ross Flood (126 pounds) The team was wrestling like champions and winning like champions, as they added their first back-to-back title of the decade. His performances and the quality of the team's wrestling during that period gave Oklahoma State itsmost recent titles, and Smith has yet to lead another team to the top. He was also the coach of eight of the first ten national champions as his teams won in 1928, 1929, 1930, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, and 1940. Another wrestler will have a shot at the four-timers club next year. Adnan Kaisy (4th, 191 pounds) CHAMPIONS: The Cowboys celebrate the five-year anniversary of John Smith's 1000th win. Ted Pierce (4th, 130 pounds) Tom Erikson:41 (1986-87) Tommy Chesbro's first team title as the head coachfor the Cowboys came by way of three champs at the 1971 national tournament. His NCAA title win in 1962 made him the second Black NCAA champion as well. Esposito, Hendricks and Rosholt built on theirAll-American performance the previous year by taking gold at 149, 165 pounds and 197 pounds, respectively, while Chris Pendelton defended his title and heavyweight legend Steve Mocco made his first mark as a champ in the NCAA. But in 2002, the Cowboys were back in the saddle once again, winning the conference and NCAA titles and sporting a 170 record. John Smith: 42 (1987 ) The action on the track began with Danielle Rinn crossing the finish line at 4:37.52 in the women's 1,500-meter for first place. Geoff Baum (177 pounds), All-Americans: Frank Lewis (2nd, 155 pounds) Zack Esposito (149pounds) We inducted Ross, who was a 3X NCAA Wrestling champion and helped @CowboyWrestling win three NCAA team titles, in 1978. For Hughes, an Oklahoma State signee and three-time state champion who has yet to lose in high school, Stillwaters victory was the perfect way to get some momentum ahead of regionals next week and the state tournament the week after that. [4] He did, however, win the award for Oklahoma State Male Athlete of the Year in 2016. Adnan Kaisy (4th, 191 pounds), Eight Cowboys ended up on the podium at the 1961 NCAA tournament, and all eight finished in the top four, with Phil Kinyon and Bob Johnson winning titles at 157 and 177 pounds. Oklahoma State freshman Quion Williams hoping to use strong finish in NIT as 'springboard', Oklahoma State football will look to replicate consistency in kicking game, Oklahoma State football aims to reinvigorate run game with talented backs, new philosophy, Oklahoma State wrestler Wyatt Sheets having 'most fun I've ever had' in final season, That botched play in the WCWS hurt, but now, OSU coach Kenny Gajewski 'wouldn't change it', Your California Privacy Rights / Privacy Policy. Loyd Arms (3rd, Heavyweight)1942(see full brackets). Both teams have won or tied 84 duals in a row. But on Saturday, Stillwater overwhelmed the Huskies. Diakomihalis victory over Sasso secured third place for Cornell with 76.5 points and Ohio State took fourth with 70.5. Despite the overwhelming mainstream popularity of the games played on the gridiron and hardwood, the Bedlam Series roots lie on the wrestling mat. Success seemed almost routine for the Aggiesat this point in program history, as head coach Ed Gallagher put six more athletes on the podium with three of those All-Americans being champions. T5. Jack St. Clair (2nd, 155 pounds) The win marked the start of a stellar career for Roderick, both as an athlete and coach for the Aggies. Griffith's first national tournament with his team resulted in gold with Alfred Whitehurst, David Arndt, Earl VanBebber and Virgil Smith taking home individual top honors andCalvin Mehlhorn, Dillard Talbutt and Loyd Arms also finishing in the top three as All-Americans. 3. Princeton last had an individual national champion in 1951. ); : That left the match tied at 1, with McGee winning via riding time. George Bancroft (145 pounds) 20-16; 7th in Big 12; Home; Schedule; Statistics; Roster; Tickets; TC Second Chance; Men's Tournament Challenge; Oklahoma State Cowboys Schedule 2022-23 Head coachTommy Chesbro was consistent in putting his team within the top six at the national tournament, but Oklahoma State needed Joe Seay to guide the program to the start of its first back-to-back title run in over thirty years. A lot of excitement., More:Oklahoma high school wrestling: Roundup of 2023 dual state tournament quarterfinals. Pat Smith (158 pounds) Ted Ellis (2nd, Heavyweight), Two more Cowboys added their name to the list of program national champs in 1962 as Oklahoma State took down rival Oklahoma in the NCAA championships for first place by 37 points. Bill Dykeman: 40 (1985) Yojiro Uetake (130 pounds) Doug Blubaugh (3rd, 147 pounds)1956 (see full bracket), On this date in 1956, Myron Roderick of @CowboyWrestling won his 3rd @ncaawrestling DI title. Follow. 1937 was the year ofStanley Henson. Vernon Logan (3rd, 145 pounds) Under his tenure, 32 athletes have finished on top of the podium. 5. Kirk Mammen (6th, Heavyweight)1990 (see full brackets). Coach Williams is really good at what he does, making us more of a team.. Adding to the success at this championship were Joe McDaniel, Harvey Base and Loyd Ricks, all of whom took home gold as well to bring another team championship back to Stillwater. Earl Lynn (3rd, Heavyweight) Oklahoma State has held their home wrestling meets in the arena since its completion in 1938. Stanley Henson (145 pounds 7. Gallagher coached 11 championship teams and gave meaning to Oklahoma State wrestling. The home mat advantage for the Pokes and the ravenous attitude of Cowboy fans led to the arena's nickname "Gallagher's House of Horrors.". It needed some care. Chandler Rogers:47 (2016-19) They wrestled hard, they worked hard this year. Six chosen for 2023 induction into OSU Athletics Hall of Honor. One of 11 Cowboys to take Olympic gold #tbt pic.twitter.com/Yhsy6uDJGq, Myron Roderick won his first back-to-back national titles as a coach in 1959 when he guided the Cowboys to a 22-point win over Iowa State at the national championships for gold. T7. Daton wrestled a little tight, not putting enough pressure on people. The 118,870 broke Iowas record of 95,325 total for 2015-16, which included 42,287 crowd for Grapple on the Gridiron against Oklahoma State at Kinnick Stadium. Since wrestling began in Gallagher-Iba Arena, the Cowboys have won 25 NCAA titles and have had 42 unbeaten and untied campaigns at home. Mike Farrell:128 (1986-89) Nathan Morgan (6th, 133 pounds) Mocco also earned the Hodge Trophy at the conclusion of the season for his dominant performances, making him the first Cowboy to win the award. Oklahoma State had the second-most, with 57. From the final dual of 1959 through the first five home duals of the 1967 season, Oklahoma State wrestled 67 duals without a loss, finishing with an impressive 60-0-1 record before the streak was broken by Oklahoma, 19-13. Dale Scriven (155 pounds)All-Americans: LUBBOCK, Texas Explosive offense highlighted the No. On the west coast, Yazmine Wright competed at the Oregon State High Performance Meet and clocked a 4:15.61 in the 1,500-meter run to win first place and Robby Hadden (6th, 167 pounds) Muhammed Lawal 3rd, 197 pounds)2004 (see full brackets). Pendleton arrived at Oregon State after spending the previous six seasons as an assistant coach at Arizona State. National champions: Tyrone Lewis (5th, 165 pounds) Mike Reding (4th, 157 pounds) More:Oklahoma State freshman Quion Williams hoping to use strong finish in NIT as 'springboard'. During the December 9, 2005 Bedlam wrestling dual, a permanently reserved seat for Gallagher was unveiled, adjacent to a reserved seat for Iba. Jay Arneson (2nd, 150 pounds) In a battle of an elite program vs. an upstart, the underdog pulled it out. We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. Oklahoma State crowned the first three-time NCAA champion in Earl McCready with his championship performances from 1928, 1929 and 1930. Jacob Newby (4th, 150 pounds) Fred Fozzard (2nd, 177 pounds) We didnt have to go chase it at 6 oclock in the morning. 2023 www.oklahoman.com. Austin OConnor of North Carolina finished off an undefeated season, improving to 23-0 with a 6-2 decision over Penn States Levi Haines at 157 for OConnors second title. Gordon Dupree (3rd, 175 pounds). Six additional Cowboys earned All-American honors, which allowed the team to propel themselves past Arizona State by 13 points. Ronnie Clinton (3rd, 191 pounds) In previous years, teams had to find space for themselves in a landrun style to claim property. National champions: He retired on top after winning three consecutive NCAA Championships and going 78-7-4 for his career, including ten undefeated teams. WebOklahoma State Cowboys. Coleman Scott (8th, 125 pounds) Winners find ways to win again.. The win earned John Smith NWCA Coach of the Year honors after his team went undefeated during the regular season, won the conferenceand took over the national scene by winning the NCAA tournament by 38.5 points over Minnesota. Gallagher-Iba has also seen many long undefeated streaks for the Pokes, including 34 unbeaten and untied seasons at home. The arena is named in part after Oklahoma State's legendary wrestling coach Edward C. Gallagher. Having been to the arena the past several years for the Big 12 Championships, Dresser wondered if the floor area would be big enough to accommodate the eight-mat setup used in the first three sessions. Stillwater 215-pounder Brayden Thompson, an Oklahoma State signee who recently transferred from Lockport, Illinois, didnt wrestle as the dual was out of reach but had a 2-1 tiebreaker victory against Bixby star and Oklahoma State signee Jersey Robb in the semifinals earlier in the day. One of Griffith's wrestlers, Myron Roderick, was chosen to immediately succeed his former coach following his retirement in 1956. The Tigers beat Bristow 74-0 in the quarterfinals Friday and posted a 58-12 victory against Chickasha in the semifinals Saturday. One of their longest winning streaks ran with the arenas opening in 1939 and lasted until Feb. 16, 1951. Notre Dame 70. Johnny Thompson and Jake Rosholt led the waywith their first-place finishes while five other Cowboys also earned spots on the podium. Randy Couture (6th, 190 pounds) It's the Cowboy way, and it's been working since 1915. Dick Beattie, a fellow Olympian with Roderick in 1956, won a title, as did Duane Murty, and six additional Cowboys finished on the podium. Rex Peery (118 pounds) Between the 1979-80 and 1985-86 seasons, Iowa had eight, nine, eight, nine, seven, nine and eight All-Americans, respectively. Win the win, OSU moved to 41-9 and 10-5 in Big 12 play, while Texas Tech moved to 31-21 and 5-13 against conference opposition. Jim Rogers (4th, 145 pounds) Alums and current athletes Richard Hutton, William Jernigan and Hal Moore all represented the United States of America while Aggie head coach Art Griffith served as the coach and Cliff Keen worked as the manager for the Olympic team. Jack Brisco (2nd, 191 pounds) Jake Rosholt (orange) looks for a turn against Sean Stender (black) in the 2005 NCAA championship. It wasnt a lack of wanting. Once he arrived in Stillwater, Griffith picked up where Gallagher left off, winning eight national championships in 13 years. Home meets are held in the 13,611 seat Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater. COWBOY WRESTLING:The best moments from the Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State rivalry, Here are some of the most remarkable stats from theOklahoma State dynasty (as of June, 2020). Im not gonna spend a lot of time thinking about it other than what the program can do to improve itself, Smith said. He only won one national title, in part because his tenure mostly coincided with the sudden rise of Iowa wrestling under Dan Gable. Five Cowboys, including 1958 NCAA champion Duane Murty, earned All-American honors. The other Stillwater wrestlers who posted victories were 150-pounder Kael Voinovich (decision), 157-pounder LaDarion Lockett (pin), 165-pounder Landyn Sommer (decision) and 190-pounder AJ Heeg (pin). Cory Baze: 44 (1988) JOHN SMITH: The Cowboy coach was honored as part of Oklahoma State's 100 year celebration, National champions: The wild momentum of 2005 carried into 2006, but the season wasn't quite as seamless. Chris Pendleton (174pounds) A three-time national runner-up, this was the first time Fix didnt reach the title match and the first time OSU was without a wrestler in the finals since 2018. The 1934 championship progressed like many of the previous onesfor the Aggies with Gallagher's team winning by ten points over second-place Indiana and four individual wrestlers winning gold. James Gregson (2nd, 191 pounds)1958 (see full bracket), Myron Roderick was 23 years old when he led @CowboyWrestling to 1958 NCAA wrestling title, becoming youngest coach, in any sport, to win NCAA title. 8. Another key wrestler in the Cowboys' success is Alex Dieringer. The Cowboys set this record from 1959-1966 under head coach Myron Roderick. The Oklahoma State Cowboys rule Stillwater, and the wrestling team is largely responsible for creating this brand. Ralph Rasor and Loyd Ricks became All-Americans for the first time, giving the Aggies an 18-point win over in-state foe Oklahoma. OSU coach John Smith said he was unable to do post-match interviews for Friday nights final session because he had to leave the arena to check on wrestler Travis Wittlake, whose arm had become infected. Nobodys gonna sit around and accept it. Head coach Myron Roderick had won another back-to-back title for Oklahoma State and the country once again expected Cowboy dominance at the start of every season. Gene Davis (137 pounds) Mike Reding (2nd, 147 pounds) The Cowboys success though started long before Smith, with then head coach Ed Gallagher leading the team to its first NCAA title, and the first NCAA title in college wrestling history, in 1928. All rights reserved. The next season, athletic director Edward C. Gallagher would take over the team. WebBeaver wrestlers posted a combined overall record of 88-80 (.524) and 44-46 (.489) in duals. Tom Green (3rd, 115 pounds) Bob Williams (3rd, 175 pounds)1940(see full brackets), Sunday will mark 80th Anniversary of Gallagher Hall, named in honor of fabled @CowboyWrestling coach Ed Gallagher, a Distinguished Member of the NWHOF. In addition to the Kellers and Fujita and Baum's titles,Jay Arneson, Ray Stapp, and Jim Shields picked up All-American honors for the Cowboys during the 1971 title run. 4. Richard Hutton (Heavyweight)All-Americans: [5] During this event in March 2019, OSU won its seventh Big 12 team title in a row, making this the longest consecutive winning streak ever in Big 12 wrestling. 17 Jordan Oliver: 17(2013) Jack VanBebber (155 pounds) Thats what needs to take place., More:NCAA wrestling championships: OSU's Daton Fix upset in semis, Dustin Plott stays live. The loss prevented him from being a three-time NCAA champion in his three years of varsity competition, but his finals appearances still helped the team take home gold. 9. Doug Wilson (3rd, 137 pounds) Myron won titles in '54, '55 and '56 and helped @OSUAthletics win 1956 team title. Dwayne Keller (123 pounds)All-Americans: First, he extended the four consecutive championships Gallagher had left with to seven, finally losing out in 1947 to Cornell. Ray Stapp (4th, 118 pounds) Doug Wilson (4th, 137 pounds) DC started his MMA career later in life after his Olympic wrestling career had ended. Otis Wile, "Oklahoma State Sports Memoirs: The Chronological Story of Sports at Oklahoma State University From the Beginning in the 1890s through the 1960s [Manuscript]," Special Collections and University Archives, Edmon Low Library, Oklahoma State University, In 13 years, his @OSUAthletics teams won 7 team & 20 individual championships.READ more about Myron https://t.co/eHoLjoeg7o pic.twitter.com/mDv9voUVvH, Mryon Roderick needed just one year to find his footing as the head coach of his alma mater, but by 1958, he had put the team pack on top. He ranks Jake Rosholt (197 pounds)All-Americans: Despite having just four athletes on the podium, Griffith's team was ahead by nine points over Penn State for another winning year. Ray Murphy (5th, 145 pounds) The 1959 season also marked the first Big 8 conference championship for the program after finishing second in the newly-formed conference the year before.National champions: The middle part of the 90s, however, saw the OSU program grow somewhat stagnant, at least by Cowboy standards. Fred Davis (167 pounds), All-Americans: He was also the coach of eight of the first ten national champions as his teams won in 1928, 1929, 1930, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, and 1940. Head coach Ed Gallagher was, at this point in time, the only coach to have led a team to a title, and he had now done it twice in a row. Robert Wilson (3rd, 147 pounds) The current head coach at the time had made such an impact on the program that the arena took hisname, and the home of the Aggies became known as the "the Madison Square Garden of the Midwest." The 1958 title would be the first official title for Oklahoma State, and while the team name may have been new, the success was anything but. Following Gallagher's death in 1940, A&M to find a coach who could continue their winning tradition. (); : Smith currently has 239 wins as coach at OSU, the most ever in school history. Joe James (Heavyweight)All-Americans: Johny Hendricks (165 pounds) Chuck Barbee (5th, 134 pounds) 48.39%. Year after year after year. That team lost the school's first dual meet to Texas. Kenny Monday:51 (1981-84) Hell judge himself hard enough though. Leroy McGuirk (155 pounds) Oklahoma high school wrestling: Stillwater's Angelo Ferrari tops OSU signee for Class 6A 160-pound title State Championships At State Fair Arena Class 6A FINAL TEAM SCORING 1. Mike Farrell: 39(1989) #repost @nationalwrestlinghof pic.twitter.com/SKRRobNOkL. And we, as a coaching staff, made better choices today.. Support Nicks work and that of other Oklahoman journalists by purchasing a digital subscription today at oklahoman.com/subscribe or by using the link at the top of this page. Alex Dieringer:45 (2013-16) While the unruly atmosphere has been somewhat diminished, the renovation project has yielded positives for the Cowboy wrestling program. His win earned him Outstanding Wrestling honors for the second year in a row, the first Cowboy to accomplish thatfeat. Chris Barnes and Kendall Cross led the way for the Cowboys in 1989 withwins at 177 pounds and 126 pounds, respectively, while fourof theirteammates earned podium spots for their top-eight All-American finishes. David Arndt (145 pounds) Ed Gallagher, the Cowboys coach from 1916-1940, led his team to 19 undefeated season in 23 years, recording only two losses in the last nine seasons of his tenure. With young guns like Daton Fix making waves for the current Cowboy squad, Oklahoma State could fight its way back to the top, but powerhouse programs like Iowa and Penn State stand in the way. The 1961 championship marked Myron Roderick's third national title in four years as a head coach of the Cowboys, and hisseason came on the heels of a successful Olympic performance from two Cowboys in 1960. The Cowboys own an impressive 147-27-10 record against the Sooners through the 2021-22 season. TULSA An overall disappointing showing at the NCAA Championships ended with a pair of losses in the medal round for Oklahoma State wrestling. At 174 pounds, Penn States Carter Starocci landed a first-period pin of Nebraskas Mikey Labriola at the 2:46 mark. National champions: In the finals, seven Tuttle wrestlers pinned their opponents. Learn more about Ross https://t.co/EbanQMFpRq @OSUAthletics @okstate pic.twitter.com/PGF7pgViNQ. I know that weve had two poor tournaments in a row. WebThe official 2020-21 Cowboy Wrestling Roster for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys and Cowgirls. [6] This dominance over such a highly touted rival has long been a source of great pride for Oklahoma State fans. For a coach that never wrestled, Gallagher's136-5-4 record with Oklahoma A&M, 11 team titles and 22 individual NCAA champions made him into a wrestling figure that the program would never forget. After the win, the wrestlers carried Griffith off the floor. After having his true freshman season wiped out by COVID, the senior has another year of eligibility remaining. The Cornell wrestler won 10-4 and was named the event's Most Outstanding Wrestler. Joe McDaniel (121 pounds) Chris Barnes (177 pounds) Seay took over the program in 1984 and finished fourth, third, fourth, fourthat the national tournament in 1985, 1986, 1987 and 1988 respectivelybefore the 1989 championship. Out of the 23 trophies won throughout the tournament's history, OSU has earned 17 of them. Jim Rogers (5th, 137 pounds) John Smith:42 (1984-88) Kerr: This is one of the great players National champions: Mark Perry: 39 (1985) WebThe official 2021-22 Cowboy Wrestling schedule for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys and Cowgirls Oklahoma State University Athletics Main Navigation Menu. The dual success continued into the 1970s and 80s, with Tommy Chesbro leading the way from 1969-84. Jordan Oliver:54 (2010-13) Led by James andUetake, the Cowboys picked up their fourth title of the decade and would go on to win one more before 1970. [4] Dieringer was nominated for, but did not win, the ESPY award for Male College Athlete of the Year. 3. Paul McDaniel (3rd, 128 pounds) The team went undefeated in 1954 thoughand finished with three champs, including future three-time NCAA champion and future championship coach Myron Roderick. The other six who recorded falls were Chance These seniors, this is of course their fourth time to win it, but its still something that really mattered to them, Williams said. The Class 3A finals between Blackwell and Marlow came down to the wire. Melbourne Flesner (2nd, 165 pounds) He just kept winning. Not only did Vito Arujau end the title hopes of OSUs Daton Fix on Friday night, he ended Roman Bravo-Youngs quest for a third title at 133 pounds on Saturday. This year a year where Myron Roderick won a title and five additional athletes placed would be thethe end of an era for the team known asOklahoma A&M.National champions: It was more a lack of skill, a little bit. Edgar Welch (2nd, 145 pounds) : The Cowboys defeated the Hoosiers, 28-6, in the 1989 dual. Alan Kelley (145 pounds)All-Americans: Gene Nicks (Heavyweight), All-Americans: However, the NCAA title train ended during this time. Matthew Hesser (1st, 125 pounds), . Chris Pendleton (3rd, 174 pounds) Phil Kinyon (157 pounds) OSU went 131 that year and won the team title. Will Gruenwald (7th, 285 pounds)2005 (see full brackets). Fix escaped with three seconds left in the match, and OSU coaches challenged that Fix had secured a reversal, but review confirmed the escape call. The second Cowboy to win a title in 1964 also made history, as Joe James became the first Black wrestler to compete for Oklahoma State and the first Black Big 8 champion. Listed below is a brief history of the Oklahoma High School State Wrestling Tournament along with a few of the State Tournament records. The Tigers now have 20 dual state crowns, which ties Perry for the most in state history. Dell Shockley (3rd, 115 pounds) He coached the first national championship team in 1928. Record School Win % Bns % 2023. T-7. Tuttle, which owns the state record for most consecutive dual state titles, dominated the tournament.

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