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Oregon State Ousted at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational
December 01, 2017 | Wrestling
LAS VEGAS, Nev. – The Oregon State wrestling team had its tournament hopes dashed on the first day of the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational in Las Vegas, Nev. Redshirt senior heavyweight Cody Crawford advanced the furthest of any OSU wrestler, making it to the fourth round of consolations.
Crawford began his day with a pin over Harvard's Callahan in 2:14. He would matchup with No. 4 Tanner Hall of Arizona State and dropped a tightly contested match by decision 3-2 on ride time. Crawford won three straight matches with two decisions and a pin, but fell in the fourth round of the consolation bracket to No. 8 Solomon of Pittsburgh by major decision 9-0.
Three other Beavers made it to the third round of consolations; 141-pounder Jack Hathaway, 149-pounder Kurt Mode and 184-pounder Seth McLeod.
Hathaway started his day with a 7-1 decision over Columbia's Ascolese. He dropped a close 2-1 decision to Pittsburgh's Zanetta, before getting caught and pinned by Cal Poly's Schilling in the consolation bracket.
Mode lost his first match of the day, but bounced back with two straight wins. He won by major decision over K. Astle of Western Wyoming, 16-8, before winning in the first period of sudden victory with a takedown against K. Tonge of Cal State Bakersfield, 5-3. Mode was pinned in his final match in 1:56.
McLeod had a tough draw to start the day, pulling No. 6 Zavatasky of Virginia Tech for his opening bout. McLeod lost by major decision 12-3, but rebounded with two strong wins in the next two rounds; major decision A. Flores (Stanford), 14-4; decision J. Murphy (Drexel), 5-3. He lost by decision, 11-4, to No. 15 D. Gabel of Northern Colorado in his final match.
The Beavers next dual meet is Dec. 10, at currently ranked No. 9 Michigan. The Reno Tournament of Champions (Dec. 17) and the Midlands Invitational (Dec. 29-30) conclude competition for the calendar year.
Oregon State begins Pacific-12 Conference action on the road against Arizona State on Saturday, Jan. 20. The Sun Devils won the conference championship in 2017.
This year's Pac-12 Championships are hosted by the Beavers on Feb. 25 in Gill Coliseum. The NCAA Championships are March 15-17 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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CLIFF KEEN LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL MATCH RESULTS
Devan Turner: (133, 1-2)
Crawford began his day with a pin over Harvard's Callahan in 2:14. He would matchup with No. 4 Tanner Hall of Arizona State and dropped a tightly contested match by decision 3-2 on ride time. Crawford won three straight matches with two decisions and a pin, but fell in the fourth round of the consolation bracket to No. 8 Solomon of Pittsburgh by major decision 9-0.
Three other Beavers made it to the third round of consolations; 141-pounder Jack Hathaway, 149-pounder Kurt Mode and 184-pounder Seth McLeod.
Hathaway started his day with a 7-1 decision over Columbia's Ascolese. He dropped a close 2-1 decision to Pittsburgh's Zanetta, before getting caught and pinned by Cal Poly's Schilling in the consolation bracket.
Mode lost his first match of the day, but bounced back with two straight wins. He won by major decision over K. Astle of Western Wyoming, 16-8, before winning in the first period of sudden victory with a takedown against K. Tonge of Cal State Bakersfield, 5-3. Mode was pinned in his final match in 1:56.
McLeod had a tough draw to start the day, pulling No. 6 Zavatasky of Virginia Tech for his opening bout. McLeod lost by major decision 12-3, but rebounded with two strong wins in the next two rounds; major decision A. Flores (Stanford), 14-4; decision J. Murphy (Drexel), 5-3. He lost by decision, 11-4, to No. 15 D. Gabel of Northern Colorado in his final match.
The Beavers next dual meet is Dec. 10, at currently ranked No. 9 Michigan. The Reno Tournament of Champions (Dec. 17) and the Midlands Invitational (Dec. 29-30) conclude competition for the calendar year.
Oregon State begins Pacific-12 Conference action on the road against Arizona State on Saturday, Jan. 20. The Sun Devils won the conference championship in 2017.
This year's Pac-12 Championships are hosted by the Beavers on Feb. 25 in Gill Coliseum. The NCAA Championships are March 15-17 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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For more information on the Oregon State wrestling team, visit OSUBeavers.com or follow the team's official Twitter account at Twitter.com/BeaverWrestling, on Facebook at Facebook.com/BeaverWrestling, or on Instagram at Instagram.com/BeaverWrestling.
Oregon State Athletics' Everyday Champions Culture
Through the power of sport, we help people discover and pursue their passions, talents and purpose in order to live a life of balance and positive contribution.
CLIFF KEEN LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL MATCH RESULTS
Devan Turner: (133, 1-2)
- Round of 64: Devan Turner tech. fall A. Iorga (North Idaho), 20-2 2:13
- Round of 32: #6 D. Forys (Pittsburgh) tech. fall Devan Turner, 21-6 4:35
- Cons. Of 32: D. Simon (Central Michigan) pinned Devan Turner, 4:04
- Round of 32: Jack Hathaway dec. J. Ascolese (Columbia), 7-1
- Round of 16: N. Zanetta (Pittsburgh) dec. Jack Hathaway, 2-1
- Cons. Of 16 #2: C. Schilling (Cal Poly) pinned Jack Hathaway, 0:28
- Round of 64: N. Monico (Kent State) dec. Kurt Mode, 7-2
- Cons. Of 32: Mode maj. dec. K. Astle (Western Wyoming), 16-8
- Cons. Of 16 #1: Kurt Mode dec. K. Tonge (CSUB), 5-3 SV
- Cons. Of 16 #2: K. Springer (Eastern Michigan) pinned Kurt Mode, 1:56
- Round of 64: Hunter Willits maj. dec. C. Bassolino (Bucknell), 13-4
- Round of 32: L. Weiland (Army) dec. Hunter Willits, 7-5
- Cons. Of 32: G. Parriott (Purdue) dec. Hunter Willits, 3-2
- Round of 32: K. Eason (Edinboro) dec. Myles Terry, 7-5 SV
- Cons. Of 32: Myles Terry dec. H. Hebel (Western Wyoming), 8-7
- Cons. Of 16 #1: N. Kistler (Cal Baptist) maj. dec. Myles Terry, 16-0 3:22
- Round of 32: No. 6 Z. Zavatasky (Virginia Tech) maj. dec. Seth McLeod, 12-3
- Cons. Of 32: Seth McLeod maj. dec. A. Flores (Stanford), 14-4
- Cons. Of 16 #1: Seth McLeod dec. J. Murphy (Drexel), 5-3
- Cons. Of 16 #2: No. 15 D. Gabel (Northern Colorado) dec. Seth McLeod, 11-4
- Round of 64: Cody Crawford pinned E. Callahan (Harvard), 2:14
- Round of 32: T. Hall (Arizona State) dec. Cody Crawford, 3-2
- Cons. Of 32: Cody Crawford dec. C. Rebottaro (Michigan State), 5-2
- Cons of 16 #1: Cody Crawford pinned S. Empey (Cal Poly), 1:43
- Cons of 16 #2: Cody Crawford dec. H. Mullins (Wyoming), 4-2
- Cons. Of 8 #1: No. 8 R. Solomon maj. dec. Cody Crawford, 9-0
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