Carlson: OSU didn't need more magic. Mustang 65; 6. Grady Peninger (2nd, 121 pounds) National champions: George Dorsch also won a title for the Aggiesat 175 pounds, and those two champs plus the four All-Americans gave Oklahoma A&M the one-point advantage that the team needed to top Northern Iowa. Earl McCready became the first three-time champ in program history when he took the heavyweight crown again, and Conrad Caldwell joined the list of two-timers with his win at 175 pounds. Among which are the new wrestling center and other new training facilities built inside the athletics center, much to the benefit all OSU student-athletes. Conrad Caldwell (175 pounds)All-Americans: Alan Fried:128 (1991-94) WebHe ended his college wrestling career with a 121-5-2 record. Nino Bonaccorsi of Pitt won the 197-pound title. Johnny Thompson:125 (2001-04) James Gregson (175 pounds), All-Americans: My WrestleTrak; Add Schools/Wrestlers; Lists. National champions: Here's an overview of every Oklahoma Statewrestling season. He just kept winning. Stillwater lost to Edmond North at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dual Classic in December at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater. Elias George (4th, 145 pounds) Jordan Oliver: 18 (2012) Stanley Henson (145 pounds) Another key wrestler in the Cowboys' success is Alex Dieringer. Owasso 58; 7. Jerrod Sanders (4th, 149 pounds) Gene Nicks (Heavyweight), All-Americans: This is probably the most comfortable our athletes have been, having our own spot and area, Smith said. 8. Dennis Dutsch (5th, 123 pounds). After the win, the wrestlers carried Griffith off the floor. 17 Jordan Oliver: 17(2013) Cowboy wrestling extends back to 191415 when A.M. Colville led the first team at what was then Oklahoma A&M. Yojiro Uetake, an Oklahoma State wrestler originally from Japan, is a prime example of this. More: Asked about retirement, Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith thinks he will return Checking in on the champs Heres a look at some of those who won Baseball Alabama 75. Teammates Gene Davis and Bill Harlow also won their weight classes, while five Cowboys finished in the top eight for a total of 79 team points, nine more than second place Iowa State. The Tuttle wrestling coach has been a part of a number of championship teams with the Tigers. Follow. The Cornell wrestler won 10-4 and was named the event's Most Outstanding Wrestler. 2023 NCAA | Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. Oklahoma State's Daton Fix reads heartfelt letter from his parents. 2. USC 84. Undefeated Outstanding WrestlerCharles Hetrick led the way for the Aggies with a 4-1 win in the finals over Leo Thomsen of Cornell while James Gregson won a title as well at 175 pounds. NCAA finals during the 2004 tournament. WebFantasy College Wrestling; Pick'Em; Tourney Pool; WrestleTrak. [3] Also during his time as a 130-pound wrestler for OSU, Uetake won a total of three individual Big 8 and national championships. My WrestleTrak; Add Schools/Wrestlers; Lists. They wrestled hard, they worked hard this year. Bob Drebenstedt (4th, 167 pounds) [3] In 2015, Uetake was inducted into the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame. The success of the Aggiesat the tournament gave them a wide, 12-point margin of victory over Iowa State, the hosts of the original NCAA tournament, who finished second with 17 points and one champ. National champions: And we, as a coaching staff, made better choices today.. More:El Reno sweeps Carl Albert in ranked showdown, Putnam North and Putnam West split rivalry wins. Edmond Memorial 75.5; 5. Edmond North heavyweight Ricky Thomas earned a 5-3 decision against Cam Johnson to begin the dual, but Stillwater 106-pounder Aydan Thomas tied it at 3 with a 6-2 decision against Jake Goodin before 113-pounder Beric Jordan pinned Sawyer Hackbarth and 120-pounder Sam Smith pinned Max McDaniel. ThisOklahoma State brand is oneof winning, of tradition, of legacy. During the December 9, 2005 Bedlam wrestling dual, a permanently reserved seat for Gallagher was unveiled, adjacent to a reserved seat for Iba. The Cowboys own an impressive 147-27-10 record against the Sooners through the 2021-22 season. Gallagher-Iba underwent a massive renovation project in 2000 and 2001, which included an expansion of the seating capacity from 6,381 to the present 13,611. Woodrow Rorex (2nd,128 pounds) Of those 467 All-Americans, 142 of them won national titles. Bixby 90.5; 4. But as Tuttle continues to etch its name in state history, Williams and everyone affiliated with the program appreciate each new title as much as the previous one. He beat current Michigan head coach Sean Bormet in his final NCAA appearance in 1994. @NWHOF Distinguished Member Conrad Caldwell born on this date in 1909. But the next season, the Cowboys were back as top wrestlers who had taken a redshirt year during the probation (such as four-time champion, and current assistant coach Pat Smith and Alan Fried) were back on the mat. Guys wrestled a little tight when you have no room to wrestle tight. Record School Win % Bns % 2023. But in 2002, the Cowboys were back in the saddle once again, winning the conference and NCAA titles and sporting a 170 record. 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. Mike Reding (4th, 157 pounds) In the background of the Cowboys' NCAA success, the program also saw success on the international stage as former athlete and future coach John Smith won a world championship. Cowboy One of his most successful athletes, David Arndt, won his third title in 1946 after serving as a P-38 fighter pilot from 1943-1945, and the champ has since been inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame as a Distinguished Member. 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. In July 1957, several months after the NCAA tournament, the school name, Oklahoma A&M, was officially renamed Oklahoma State. Alfred Whitehurst (136 pounds) T5. Glory for Glory. Myron won titles in '54, '55 and '56 and helped @OSUAthletics win 1956 team title. I know that weve had two poor tournaments in a row. Alan Kelley (145 pounds)All-Americans: In 1954, Art Griffith once again coached his team to a national championship, this time led by MyronRoderick and Fred Davis. Alex Dieringer:133 (2013-16) Donald Thompson (2nd, 147 pounds) National champions: 15 - 16 #10 Oklahoma State. Dillard Talbutt (3rd, 128 pounds) We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. George Walker (2nd, 165 pounds) At 149 pounds, Cornells Yianni Diakomihalis was seeking his fourth NCAA Championship, a feat only accomplished by four prior wrestlers. Coach:John SmithLocation:Stillwater, OklahomaAll-time record (through the 2019-20 season):1,121-129-23NCAA championships:1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1946, 1948, 1949, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1968, 1971, 1989, 1990, 1994, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Conference tournament championships:1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019. It needed some care. Nothing could stop Art Griffith's momentum. And on Saturday night at Stride Bank Center, they got one step closer to fulfilling a huge goal. Dwayne also earned All-American honors in 1971 that year after a strong performance that saw him advance to the NCAA finals before dropping toRoger Weigeof Oregon State. OKLAHOMA VS. IOWA: The Cowboys wrestled in front of record-breaking crowd in Iowa City, National champions: Have a story idea for Nick? Myron Roderick (130 pounds) T4. Alfred Whitehurst (136 pounds) The title also marked the 15th championship for the program, but the team would go on to more than double that total. Northern Colorados Andrew Alirez defeated Iowas Real Woods for the 141-pound title, Northern Colorados first individual champion since 1962. More:Carlson: OSU didn't need more magic. Smiths first season saw the Cowboys take second at Nationals, but his second season was crippled by the probation. It has long been known as one of the most hostile arenas in the nation, a reputation made during its first half-century. 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. Following Gallagher's death in 1940, A&M to find a coach who could continue their winning tradition. But the year also marked a change for the Aggies that would carry though to the modern day: the naming of the home gym to honor head coach Ed Gallagher. Jake Rosholt (184 pounds)All-Americans: The team's winning ways started in the dual season when they laid the foundation for what would become an 84-match winning streak, the longest in NCAA history. 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. The foundation that he built in Stillwateris one that no programin NCAA history can match. Star athlete Dick Beattie won another gold while Ted Ellis also added a championship trophy to his collection. In recent years, Oklahoma has moved its home duals from the Lloyd Noble Center back to its former home, McCasland Field House, in part to prevent Cowboy fans from dominating the atmosphere despite being the visiting team. Ray Stapp (4th, 118 pounds) David Arndt (145 pounds) 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. Yojiro Uetake (130 pounds) Only a strong 1936 Oklahoma team coached by Paul Keen kept him from sweeping the first 10 official NCAA Championships. Rex Peery (118 pounds) [3] After graduating in Stillwater, Uetake was an assistant coach for the Cowboys for two years before moving back home to Japan, where he now coaches wrestling at the high school he attended. Led by James andUetake, the Cowboys picked up their fourth title of the decade and would go on to win one more before 1970. For Fix, the event was a letdown, coming in with national title hopes but ending with the fifth and sixth losses in 107 college matches. Rex Peery, Ross Flood and Alan Kelley all repeated as champs in their respective weight classes while Gordon Dupree added another All-American honor, this time joined by his teammate Frank Lewis. As a wrestler for Griffith, Roderick went 422 and became a three-time national champion from 19541956. Gordon Dupree (3rd, 175 pounds). Gordon Dupree (3rd, 175 pounds)1935 (see full brackets), On this date in 1936, @USAWrestling's Ross Flood wins silver medal at Olympics in Berlin. WebThe official 2021-22 Cowboy Wrestling schedule for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys and Cowgirls Oklahoma State University Athletics Main Navigation Menu. Since wrestling began in Gallagher-Iba Arena, the Cowboys have won 25 NCAA titles and have had 42 unbeaten and untied campaigns at home. Broken Arrow 55; 8. Oklahoma Statewrestling has had 32Olympianssince 1924. Darrell Keller (142 pounds) Joe McDaniel (118 pounds) ENID The feeling never gets old for Bobby Williams III. The Cyclones were only topped by Ohio State, who finished with three wrestlers ranked in the top five on MatScouts final 2022 Big Board. 10. 78 in Plott and Fix each earned All-America recognition again, Fix for the fourth time and Plott for the second. Jimmy Jackson:44 (1975-78) STILLWATER Oklahoma State distance runners erased three program records on the final day of the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, Penn., with sprinters and jumpers capping off an impressive showcase at the Corky/Crofoot Shootout in Lubbock, Texas, on Saturday. Art Griffith showed the world in 1942 that his first title with the team was anything but a fluke, and he would continue to extend the Aggie winning tradition throughout his tenure with the program. National champions: Three athletes Alan Fried, Pat Smith and Mark Branch all finished on top of the podium and the addition of three All-Americans gave the Cowboys the win by 18.25points over Iowa. 6. The Oklahoma State Cowboys rule Stillwater, and the wrestling team is largely responsible for creating this brand. Smith took over the Cowboy wrestling program in 1991 in the wake of NCAA sanctions and probation left over from previous head coach Joe Seay, who had won two national titles with a 114-18-2 overall record. The margin of victory between the Cowboys and second-place Michigan was an astounding 70 points, and much of that had to do with the dominance of the Oklahoma State champs. 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). Tyrone Lewis (2nd, 165 pounds) Mike Reding (2nd, 147 pounds) The seventh head coach of Oklahoma State had finally added a national title of his own to the trophy case. John Divine (2nd, 135 pounds) Regardless of how future seasons play out, the Cowboys still have an 11-title lead on any team that wants to compete for the "most successful team of all time" identity. The 1966 championship marked the Cowboy's third titlein five years and the end ofYojiro Uetake's storied career with the Black and Orange. The win over Arizona State was particularly satisfying for Oklahoma State given that the team suffered a loss to the same schooljust before the Big 8 Championships. The Oklahoma State redshirt senior, wrestling 10 minutes from his hometown of Sand Springs, was upset in the 133-pound semifinals at the BOK Center on We were trying to figure out what our team was going to be in December because we had some question marks with weight classes., Kyle added, We learned who our team is in December by the loss, and we just came out and we did our own thing and that was plenty for today. G. Brown, NCAA Wrestling Record Book (N.p. We need to gather up our troops and kick ass as were going forward. 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. Kendall Cross (126 pounds), All-Americans: Growing up in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, he did not win a high school state championship. Masaaki Hatta (123 pounds) Jack VanBebber (165 pounds) In the finals, seven Tuttle wrestlers pinned their opponents. T10. George Dorsc(175 pounds)All-Americans: [4] He did, however, win the award for Oklahoma State Male Athlete of the Year in 2016. Harvey Base (165 pounds) Learn more about Ross https://t.co/EbanQMFpRq @OSUAthletics @okstate pic.twitter.com/PGF7pgViNQ. 4. We inducted Ross, who was a 3X NCAA Wrestling champion and helped @CowboyWrestling win three NCAA team titles, in 1978. Class 4A Tuttle won its 14th straight dual state tournament championship as it defeated Catoosa 53-13 in the finals. Oklahoma State has held their home wrestling meets in the arena since its completion in 1938. Mark Branch (167 pounds), All-Americans: Record: Falls: Ace Adamson: 2008: 16-13: 10: John Addleman: 1960: 0-1: 0: Alan Albright: 1972-1973: 33-9-4: 5: Clay Albright: 1939-1940: 14-4: 1: Joe Ali: 2010: 12-13: 0: That team lost the school's first dual meet to Texas. He appreciated how his wrestlers rose to the occasion, and they will now shift their focus to claiming their 15th straight state tournament title. Johnny Thompson (3rd, 133 pounds) McCready pinned all of his opponents in the NCAA finals, and his 19-second pin overRalph Freese in 1928 is the fastest recorded pin an NCAA final in history. Fred Fozzard (2nd, 177 pounds) (); : Dwayne Keller (2nd, 134 pounds) 48.39%. MORE about Conrad, who passed away in 1990: https://t.co/4fJqIyZ7ok pic.twitter.com/ab3jOEBh5L, Another tournament, another title. Kirk Mammen (6th, Heavyweight)1990 (see full brackets). 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. Six additional Cowboys earned All-American honors, which allowed the team to propel themselves past Arizona State by 13 points. Dennis Crowe (4th, 130 pounds) He retired on top after winning three consecutive NCAA Championships and going 78-7-4 for his career, including ten undefeated teams. 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. Rex Peery (118 pounds) Joe James (2nd, 191 pounds), A thread of some black history in OSU wrestling in honor of #JUNETEENTH2020 Joe James was the first black #okstate wrestler and first black Big 8 Champion. J. Boyd Nelson (2nd, 169 pounds) This is the way to do it. When you think about wrestling greats in history and at Oklahoma State specifically,Yojiro Uetake cannot be ignored. Iowa and Penn State lead this National Wrestling Media Association list of average attendance for 71 DI wrestling programs. 3. It happened pretty quick, Smith said, adding that Wittlake was recovering well on Saturday. National champions: The most successfulwrestling program in NCAA history, Oklahoma State has won 34 NCAA titles, while 467athletes have earned All-American honors. Recruits Add Event Add Wrestler Add Recruit. Earl McCready (Hwt. Jack St. Clair (155 pounds) Heavyweight Jace Warren began the dual with a fall. By the end of his career in 1969, he had coached seven team champions, 20 individual champions, and 79 All-Americans. The Oklahoma State senior won his 100th career wrestling match in the second round of the NCAA Championships on Thursday night at the BOK Center, but the Both teams have won or tied 84 duals in a row. JJ McComas extended Stillwaters lead with a 6-0 decision over Brayden Belford at 126 pounds, and the Pioneers 132-pounder, Cael Hughes, defeated Hunter Hollingsworth 4-2. Perhaps the biggest surprise of the 1949 tournament was the loss by Richard Hutton, the man considered in Oklahoma State history to be "the cornerstone upon which coach Art Griffith rebuilt the Oklahoma State program when wrestling resumed after World War II." Tommy Chesbro's first team title as the head coachfor the Cowboys came by way of three champs at the 1971 national tournament. SMITH FAMILY LEGACY: Here's how John, Pat, Markand LeeRoy have becomethe bedrock of the Cowboy program for decadesNational champions: Following their 19thnational championship as a program, head coach Art Griffith retired after coaching the team to eight NCAA titles and coaching individualCowboys to 27 individual titles, 64 All-American honors and a total dual record of 78-7-4. Chris Owens (3rd, 134 pounds) The Class 3A finals between Blackwell and Marlow came down to the wire. Gene Davis (137 pounds) #repost @nationalwrestlinghof pic.twitter.com/SKRRobNOkL. Princeton last had an individual national champion in 1951. Chris Pendleton (3rd, 174 pounds) Harold DeMarsh (115 pounds) Jared Rosholt:127 (2007-10) Mike Farrell (3rd, 167 pounds) Pat Smith (158 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. However, Roderick's teams once again rebounded with championship wins in 1961 and 1962, winning five individual championships and another 15 All-Americans. Johny Hendricks (165 pounds) 4. 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. He was the second Keller to win the honor as his brother, Dwayne won the award in 1968 after winning the first of his two titles. Oklahoma State has had a number of key wrestlers that have been crucial to strengthening their program throughout the years. Ross Flood (126 pounds) CHAMPIONS: The Cowboys celebrate the five-year anniversary of John Smith's 1000th win. After eight years without a title, Smith compiled a team capable of greatness, and he found the magic necessaryto string together a championship season.
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