Friday, January 13
Austin, Texas (FloSports)
8:00 PM ET/7:00 PM CT
Princeton University
9
vs
22
Oregon State
Patrick Glory started Friday's dual with a win in a ranked-vs.-ranked matchup at 125.
Photo by: David Alex Films
Glory, Monday, Stefanik Win in Oregon State Dual
January 13, 2023 | Wrestling
Patrick Glory, Quincy Monday and Travis Stefanik were all winners Friday night at FloWrestling's headquarters in Austin, Texas, as Oregon State took the team dual 22-9 over Princeton.
Glory, ranked No. 2 in the nation began the night with a 7-2 win over No. 19-ranked Brandon Kaylor at 125 in a rematch of a 2022 NCAA quarterfinal bout that Glory also won. This time, Glory had an escape and a takedown in each of the first two periods and added the riding time point, all after Kaylor had a takedown less than 30 seconds into the match.
Oregon State responded with a run of four straight wins to take a 13-3 lead at the halfway point. At 133, No. 18-ranked Jason Shaner of Oregon State had two takedowns in each period on the way to a 14-7 win over Sean Pierson. At 141, No. 26-ranked Cleveland Belton put his team in front 7-3 with an 11-2 win over Danny Coles, using three takedowns and a near fall over the first two periods to build an 8-1 lead. At 149, OSU's Riley Gurr responded to an early takedown from Rocco Camillaci with an escape and a takedown in each of the first two periods on the way to a 7-3 win, and at 157, OSU's Isaiah Crosby was a 13-6 winner over Ty Whalen, also responding to an early takedown with one of his own in the first and adding four more before the match was done.
Monday stayed perfect at his new weight of 165, following his sweep through the Midlands tournament with a win over No. 21-ranked Matthew Olguin, getting a takedown late in the first period and answering a match-tying takedown for Olguin in the closing seconds of regulation with his own takedown 28 seconds into extra time for the win.
Oregon State took the next three matches to clinch the team win. At 174, No. 29-ranked Aaron Olmos had a takedown in the second and the third on the way to a 6-2 win over Kole Mulhauser. At 184, though Nate Dugan had a takedown off the start of the match, No. 11-ranked Trey Munoz had two of his own in a 6-3 win, and at 197 in a match of ranked wrestlers, OSU's No. 18-ranked Tanner Harvey had a takedown at the final whistle to defeat Princeton's No. 20-ranked Luke Stout 3-1.
Stefanik closed the night with a big first period on the way to an 8-3 win over J.J. Dixon, getting two takedowns, including one right off the start, and a two-point near-fall over the bout's first two minutes.
Princeton will conclude the two-match trip with a visit to No. 8-ranked Arizona State for a 4 p.m. ET start on Sunday.
Detailed results are available here.
Oregon State 22, Princeton 9
125: #2 Patrick Glory (P) wins by decision over #19 Brandon Kaylor (OS), 7-2; Princeton leads 3-0
133: #18 Jason Shaner (OS) wins by decision over Sean Pierson (P), 14-7; Tied 3-3
141: #26 Cleveland Belton (OS) wins by major decision over Danny Coles (P), 11-2; OSU leads 7-3
149: Riley Gurr (OS) wins by decision over Rocco Camillaci (P), 7-3; OSU leads 10-3
157: Isaiah Crosby (OS) wins by decision over Ty Whalen (P), 13-6; OSU leads 13-3
165: #4 Quincy Monday (P) wins by decision over #21 Matthew Olguin (OS), 5-3, SV1; OSU leads 13-6
174: #29 Aaron Olmos (OS) wins by decision over Kole Mulhauser, 6-2; OSU leads 16-6
184: #11 Trey Munoz (OS) wins by decision over Nate Dugan (P), 6-3; OSU leads 19-6
197: #18 Tanner Harvey (OS) wins by decision over #20 Luke Stout, 3-1; OSU leads 22-6
285: Travis Stefanik (P) wins by decision over J.J. Dixon (OS), 8-3; OSU wins 22-9
Glory, ranked No. 2 in the nation began the night with a 7-2 win over No. 19-ranked Brandon Kaylor at 125 in a rematch of a 2022 NCAA quarterfinal bout that Glory also won. This time, Glory had an escape and a takedown in each of the first two periods and added the riding time point, all after Kaylor had a takedown less than 30 seconds into the match.
No. 2-ranked Patrick Glory is a 7-2 winner over No. 19-ranked Brandon Kaylor of OSU! Princeton leads 3-0.
— Princeton Wrestling (@tigerwrestling) January 14, 2023
Here's the go-ahead first-period takedown that put Glory up 3-2.
Watch the match here: https://t.co/DCg30BBFT1 pic.twitter.com/YQ8xPNBq5B
Oregon State responded with a run of four straight wins to take a 13-3 lead at the halfway point. At 133, No. 18-ranked Jason Shaner of Oregon State had two takedowns in each period on the way to a 14-7 win over Sean Pierson. At 141, No. 26-ranked Cleveland Belton put his team in front 7-3 with an 11-2 win over Danny Coles, using three takedowns and a near fall over the first two periods to build an 8-1 lead. At 149, OSU's Riley Gurr responded to an early takedown from Rocco Camillaci with an escape and a takedown in each of the first two periods on the way to a 7-3 win, and at 157, OSU's Isaiah Crosby was a 13-6 winner over Ty Whalen, also responding to an early takedown with one of his own in the first and adding four more before the match was done.
Monday stayed perfect at his new weight of 165, following his sweep through the Midlands tournament with a win over No. 21-ranked Matthew Olguin, getting a takedown late in the first period and answering a match-tying takedown for Olguin in the closing seconds of regulation with his own takedown 28 seconds into extra time for the win.
No. 4-ranked Quincy Monday stays perfect at 165, getting a 5-3, SV1 win over OSU's No. 21-ranked Matthew Olguin!
— Princeton Wrestling (@tigerwrestling) January 14, 2023
Here's the winning takedown ??
Watch the dual here: https://t.co/DCg30BBFT1 pic.twitter.com/e6yXRRCT8T
Oregon State took the next three matches to clinch the team win. At 174, No. 29-ranked Aaron Olmos had a takedown in the second and the third on the way to a 6-2 win over Kole Mulhauser. At 184, though Nate Dugan had a takedown off the start of the match, No. 11-ranked Trey Munoz had two of his own in a 6-3 win, and at 197 in a match of ranked wrestlers, OSU's No. 18-ranked Tanner Harvey had a takedown at the final whistle to defeat Princeton's No. 20-ranked Luke Stout 3-1.
Stefanik closed the night with a big first period on the way to an 8-3 win over J.J. Dixon, getting two takedowns, including one right off the start, and a two-point near-fall over the bout's first two minutes.
Travis Stefanik closes the night with an 8-3 win over J.J. Dixon at 285!
— Princeton Wrestling (@tigerwrestling) January 14, 2023
Travis opened the match with a takedown right off the start and led the rest of the way.
Final score: Oregon State 22, Princeton 9
Next up: Sunday at #8 Arizona State, 4p ET/2p MT pic.twitter.com/4r5Teq9j3J
Princeton will conclude the two-match trip with a visit to No. 8-ranked Arizona State for a 4 p.m. ET start on Sunday.
Detailed results are available here.
Oregon State 22, Princeton 9
125: #2 Patrick Glory (P) wins by decision over #19 Brandon Kaylor (OS), 7-2; Princeton leads 3-0
133: #18 Jason Shaner (OS) wins by decision over Sean Pierson (P), 14-7; Tied 3-3
141: #26 Cleveland Belton (OS) wins by major decision over Danny Coles (P), 11-2; OSU leads 7-3
149: Riley Gurr (OS) wins by decision over Rocco Camillaci (P), 7-3; OSU leads 10-3
157: Isaiah Crosby (OS) wins by decision over Ty Whalen (P), 13-6; OSU leads 13-3
165: #4 Quincy Monday (P) wins by decision over #21 Matthew Olguin (OS), 5-3, SV1; OSU leads 13-6
174: #29 Aaron Olmos (OS) wins by decision over Kole Mulhauser, 6-2; OSU leads 16-6
184: #11 Trey Munoz (OS) wins by decision over Nate Dugan (P), 6-3; OSU leads 19-6
197: #18 Tanner Harvey (OS) wins by decision over #20 Luke Stout, 3-1; OSU leads 22-6
285: Travis Stefanik (P) wins by decision over J.J. Dixon (OS), 8-3; OSU wins 22-9