Seeds announced for Pac 12 Wrestling Championships
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by USA Wrestling
Four Oregon State wrestlers earned top seeds for the Pacific-12 Conference championships, set for Sunday at Gill Coliseum. It was the most of any team in the field.
The top-seeded Beavers are freshman Ronnie Bresser (125), redshirt freshman Jack Hathaway (133), senior Alex Elder (157) and redshirt freshman Cody Crawford (197).
Arizona State had three top seeds with Christian Pagdilao (149), Ray Waters (174) and Blake Stauffer (184). Stanford had a pair of top seeds, Jim Wilson (165) and Nathan Butler (285). Also getting a No. 1 seed was Geo Martinez of Boise State (141).
Sunday’s meet begins at 10:30 a.m. with the opening two rounds. Competition resumes at 3:30 p.m. with the consolation semifinals; the championship, third-place and fifth-place matches begin at 5 p.m.
The champions earn an automatic berth in the NCAA Championships, set for March 19-21 at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis. Additional wrestlers could also qualify for the NCAAs, depending on their weight class.
For more information on the Oregon State wrestling team, follow the club’s official Twitter account at Twitter.com/OSU_Wrestling or by Facebook at Facebook.com/OregonStateWrestling.
The Pac 12 seeds:
125: 1. Ronnie Bresser, OSU. 2. Carson Kuhn, BSU. 3. Evan Silver, Stanford. 4. Ares Carpio, ASU. 5. Sergio Mendez, CSUB. 6. Yoshi Funakoshi, Cal Poly.
133: 1. Jack Hathaway, OSU. 2. Connor Schram, Stanford. 3. Ian Nickell, CSUB. 4. Jason De La Cruz, Cal Poly. 5. Michael Cook, BSU. 6. Judson Preskitt, ASU.
141: 1. Geo Martinez, BSU. 2. Matt Kraus, ASU. 3. Colt Schilling, Cal Poly. 4. Devin Reynolds. OSU. 5. Timmy Box, CSUB. 6. Mason Pengilly, Stanford.
149: 1. Christian Pagdilao, ASU. 2.Abraham Rodriguez, OSU. 3.Cole Hammond, CSUB. 4. Garrett Schaner, Stanford. 5. Blake Kastl, Cal Poly. 6. Jake Velarde, BSU.
157: 1. Alex Elder, OSU. 2. Steven Hernandez, BSU. 3. Max Hvolbek, Stanford. 4. Oliver Pierce, ASU. 5. Colt Shorts, Cal Poly. 6. Spencer Hill, CSUB.
165: 1. Jim Wilson, Stanford. 2. Chris Castillo, BSU. 3. Adam Fierro, CSUB. 4. Travis Berridge, Cal Poly. 5. Seth Thomas, OSU. 6. Jacen Peterson, ASU.
174: 1. Ray Waters, ASU. 2. Keaton Subject, Stanford. 3. Dom Kastl, Cal Poly. 4. Joe Latham, OSU. 5. Holden Packard, BSU. 6. Jesus Ambriz, CSUB.
184: 1. Blake Stauffer, ASU. 2. Taylor Meeks, OSU. 3. Nick Fiegener, Cal Poly. 4. Zach Nevills, Stanford. 5. Austin Dewey, BSU. 6. Sean Pollock, CSUB.
197:1. Cody Crawford, OSU. 2. Josh DeSilveria, ASU. 3. Matt Williams, CSUB. 4. J.T. Goodwin, Cal Poly.5. Cody Dixon, BSU. 6. Garrett Krohn, Stanford.
HWT. 1. Nathan Butler, Stanford. 2. Chace Eskam, ASU. 3. Nate Keeve, OSU. 4. Nick Johnson, Cal Poly. 5. Galen Edmo, BSU.
The top-seeded Beavers are freshman Ronnie Bresser (125), redshirt freshman Jack Hathaway (133), senior Alex Elder (157) and redshirt freshman Cody Crawford (197).
Arizona State had three top seeds with Christian Pagdilao (149), Ray Waters (174) and Blake Stauffer (184). Stanford had a pair of top seeds, Jim Wilson (165) and Nathan Butler (285). Also getting a No. 1 seed was Geo Martinez of Boise State (141).
Sunday’s meet begins at 10:30 a.m. with the opening two rounds. Competition resumes at 3:30 p.m. with the consolation semifinals; the championship, third-place and fifth-place matches begin at 5 p.m.
The champions earn an automatic berth in the NCAA Championships, set for March 19-21 at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis. Additional wrestlers could also qualify for the NCAAs, depending on their weight class.
For more information on the Oregon State wrestling team, follow the club’s official Twitter account at Twitter.com/OSU_Wrestling or by Facebook at Facebook.com/OregonStateWrestling.
The Pac 12 seeds:
125: 1. Ronnie Bresser, OSU. 2. Carson Kuhn, BSU. 3. Evan Silver, Stanford. 4. Ares Carpio, ASU. 5. Sergio Mendez, CSUB. 6. Yoshi Funakoshi, Cal Poly.
133: 1. Jack Hathaway, OSU. 2. Connor Schram, Stanford. 3. Ian Nickell, CSUB. 4. Jason De La Cruz, Cal Poly. 5. Michael Cook, BSU. 6. Judson Preskitt, ASU.
141: 1. Geo Martinez, BSU. 2. Matt Kraus, ASU. 3. Colt Schilling, Cal Poly. 4. Devin Reynolds. OSU. 5. Timmy Box, CSUB. 6. Mason Pengilly, Stanford.
149: 1. Christian Pagdilao, ASU. 2.Abraham Rodriguez, OSU. 3.Cole Hammond, CSUB. 4. Garrett Schaner, Stanford. 5. Blake Kastl, Cal Poly. 6. Jake Velarde, BSU.
157: 1. Alex Elder, OSU. 2. Steven Hernandez, BSU. 3. Max Hvolbek, Stanford. 4. Oliver Pierce, ASU. 5. Colt Shorts, Cal Poly. 6. Spencer Hill, CSUB.
165: 1. Jim Wilson, Stanford. 2. Chris Castillo, BSU. 3. Adam Fierro, CSUB. 4. Travis Berridge, Cal Poly. 5. Seth Thomas, OSU. 6. Jacen Peterson, ASU.
174: 1. Ray Waters, ASU. 2. Keaton Subject, Stanford. 3. Dom Kastl, Cal Poly. 4. Joe Latham, OSU. 5. Holden Packard, BSU. 6. Jesus Ambriz, CSUB.
184: 1. Blake Stauffer, ASU. 2. Taylor Meeks, OSU. 3. Nick Fiegener, Cal Poly. 4. Zach Nevills, Stanford. 5. Austin Dewey, BSU. 6. Sean Pollock, CSUB.
197:1. Cody Crawford, OSU. 2. Josh DeSilveria, ASU. 3. Matt Williams, CSUB. 4. J.T. Goodwin, Cal Poly.5. Cody Dixon, BSU. 6. Garrett Krohn, Stanford.
HWT. 1. Nathan Butler, Stanford. 2. Chace Eskam, ASU. 3. Nate Keeve, OSU. 4. Nick Johnson, Cal Poly. 5. Galen Edmo, BSU.
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