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Oklahoma vs Bedlam Wrestling Tickets Now on Sale
Tickets for Dec. 1 matchup of in-state rivals in Norman on sale now.

NORMAN, Okla. - Sooner fans wanting to attend the first installment of Bedlam wrestling in Norman may now purchase tickets. The Sooners are set to host the Cowboys on Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 7 p.m. inside Howard McCasland Field House.

Tickets are $15 for reserved seating and $10 for general admission (includes youth k-12). Group tickets are also available pre-arranged for $5.

Fans wishing to attend the match can call the OU ticket office at (405) 325-2424 or toll-free at (800) 456-GoOU. Tickets can also be purchased online by http://www.soonersports.com/tickets/ticket-information_wrestling.html

The in-state rivals have split in the last four matchups, with each winning on its home mat. The Sooners are currently 1-0 on the season and ranked No. 18, while Oklahoma State is No. 6.
Oklahoma Wrestlers Claim Impressive Title in Brockport, N.Y.
OU wins team championship over stout field, claims three individual titles.

BROCKPORT, N.Y.-The 18th-ranked University of Oklahoma wrestling team (1-0) won its 11th straight Brockport/Oklahoma Gold Classic title Saturday over an impressive field that included 2009 NCAA runner-up Ohio State and sixth place finisher Edinboro. Additionally, three Sooners claimed individual titles and seven more garnered top-four finishes.

"This was an outstanding team performance," head coach Jack Spates said. "Everybody battled hard and our guys recorded some big upsets and we had some clutch performances."

The Sooners edged the Buckeyes 144.5 team points to 144. Oklahoma took the lead from Ohio State on the final bout of the night, a matchup between OU's Nathan Fernandez and OSU's Corey Morrison for third place. Fernandez claimed a 7-2 decision to give the Sooners the team championship.

Rutgers (120.5), Edinboro (110) and Kent State (100.5) rounded out the top five.

Recording 4-0 outings on the day to capture individual crowns were Shane Vernon (157 pounds), Jeff James (174) and Eric Lapotsky (197). Lapotsky recorded three falls on the day, giving him a team-leading four pins on the young season.

Sooners earning second place finishes were Zack Bailey at 141 pounds, Kyle Terry at 149 pounds and Chad Terry at 157 pounds.

Additionally, Justin Forrest was awarded third place at 125 pounds and Derek Peperas (165 pounds) and Erich Schmidtke (184) each earned fourth place finishes.

"This is a great building block for the future," Spates said. "With a competitive tournament like this, it can expose you in areas where you need to get stronger. But it also showed a lot about our character. We had a lot of guys step up and we had some young guys gain valuable experience."

Oklahoma returns to dual action next Sunday, Nov. 22, when it hosts Arizona State at 2 p.m. inside Howard McCasland Field House in Norman.
Red Team Dominates Oklahoma Wrestling Ranking Matches

Red team defeats White, 27-6, in the annual Red/White Classic in Norman Thursday evening.

Nov. 5, 2009
NORMAN, Okla. -- In its final preseason event of the season, the University of Oklahoma's wrestling squad saw the Red team dominate the White squad by a 27-6 final margin at the annual Red/White scrimmage in Norman Thursday evening.

"I thought this was a good outing for us," head coach Jack Spates said. "This team has to improve in several areas, but in reality you have to remember this is the beginning of the season and guys will get better. Tonight was the first time this year our guys have been under the lights and we have identified where we need to get better."

The evening began with a defensive battle at 125 pounds between redshirt freshman Justin Forrest and true freshman Jarrod Patterson. Patterson struck first late in the opening period with a takedown to lead 2-0. Patterson added an escape in the second and only surrendered an escape point to Forrest in the third to take the victory, 3-1, and give the White team a 3-0 advantage.

The 133-pound bout was decided late in the third period between a pair of freshmen, Nick Lester and Alex Ekstrom. Lester led 6-2 in the final period after two early takedowns before Ekstrom stormed back with a takedown and nearfall to steal the advantage, 7-6. With just 25 seconds remaining, Lester reclaimed the lead with a reversal and held on to win 9-7 after riding time, tying the team scores at three.

Zack Bailey then recorded the victory at 141 pounds over Kendric Maple with a takedown in each of the first two periods. Maple was only able to post an escape in the final stanza to give Bailey a 6-1 win after riding time.

Defending Big 12 champion Kyle Terry controlled the 149-pound bout, blanking Matt Lester by a 7-0 margin. The Midwest City, Okla., product posted a takedown in the first and second periods and added a reversal in the third to win 7-0 after riding time and give the Red team a 9-3 lead.

Next up was the 157-pound bout, and for the second match in a row a Terry came out on top. Chad Terry, twin brother of Kyle, posted a narrow win over fellow senior Shane Vernon, 5-4. After a scoreless opening period, Terry struck first with a reversal after choosing the down position to begin the second. Vernon quickly countered with a reversal of his own to tie the match at two. A Terry escape to end the second period gave the Midwest City, Okla., product a 3-2 lead. Vernon took back the lead, 4-3, with a reversal after choosing the down position to start the final stanza. Terry then recorded another reversal with 38 seconds to go to take the win, 5-4.

At 165 pounds, freshman Tyler Caldwell posted a 4-1 victory over redshirt sophomore Derek Peperas. Caldwell used a takedown in the first and an escape in the second to lead 3-0 entering the third. Peperas posted an escape in the third but could not overcome the early deficit, bringing the White team back within six points, 12-6.

Junior Jeff James then posted an impressive 16-3 major decision win over Nolan McBryde at 174 pounds. The El Reno, Okla., product posted four takedowns and two nearfalls to defeat the freshman, extending Red's lead to 16-6.

Sooner fans witnessed a battle at 184 pounds between Erich Schmidtke and Ian Daube. Schmidtke jumped out to an early 4-2 lead after the first period off two takedowns, but Daube pulled back to within one, 5-4, with a takedown in the second. Schmidtke put the match out of reach with 13 seconds left in the match with a takedown to win 7-5, giving the Red team a 19-6 advantage.

Eric Lapotsky took the drama out of the 197-pound bout with a 15-0 blanking over Keldrick Hall. Lapotsky, a senior from Mt. Carmel, Pa., recorded two takedowns and four nearfalls on the night.

After a scoreless first period in the heavyweight match, Joe Bach posted the bout's first points over Nathan Fernandez in the second frame with an escape. After choosing the down position to begin the third period, Fernandez recorded a reversal to lead 2-1. The Lawton, Okla., native held on to win, 3-1, after riding Bach the remainder of the final period.

"I am pleased about this evening, but now it is time to go against someone else," Spates said. "Our guys will get back in the room and focus on getting better. We look forward to the start of the season."

The Sooners will begin the 2009-10 campaign on the road next Wednesday, Nov. 11 when they travel to Edmond to take on the University of Central Oklahoma at 7 p.m.

MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS
125: Jarrod Patterson (White) dec. Justin Forrest (Red), 3-1
133: Nick Lester (Red) dec. Alex Ekstrom (White), 9-7
141: Zack Bailey (Red) dec. Kendric Maple (White), 6-1
149: Kyle Terry (Red) dec. Mat Lester (White), 7-0
157: Chad Terry (Red) dec. Shane Vernon (White), 5-4
165: Tyler Caldwell (White) dec. Derek Peperas (Red), 4-1
174: Jeff James (Red) maj. dec. Nolan McBryde (White), 16-3
184: Erich Schmidtke (Red) dec. Ian Daube (White), 7-5
197: Eric Lapotsky (Red) tech fall Keldrick Hall (White), 15-0
HWT: Nathan Fernandez (Red) dec. Joe Bach (White), 3-1
Oklahoma Wrestling Hosts Red/White Ranking Matches Thursday

Sooner wrestling will host Red/White scrimmage Thursday in Norman at 7 p.m.

NORMAN, Okla. -- The University of Oklahoma wrestling squad will conclude the preseason this Thursday, Nov. 5 by hosting its annual Red/White scrimmage held inside the Howard McCasland Field House in Norman at 7 p.m.

The ranking matches will pit the top two wrestlers in each weight class to help determine starters for the upcoming season. The University of Central Oklahoma Bronchos will also hold its Bronze/Blue ranking match alongside the Sooners.

"This is going to be fan's delight with a lot of great matches right out of the gate for us," head coach Jack Spates said. "A lot of returning starters are going to be pushed by a very talented freshmen class."

Oklahoma, ranked preseason No. 18 by Intermat and No. 17 by W.I.N., returns eight starters from a squad that collected 16 dual wins last season, the most since 2002. Highlighting the returning group is 2009 Big 12 champion Kyle Terry, who collected a 30-3 overall record last season.

Other returning starters include Zack Bailey (141), Seth Vernon (149 pounds), Chad Terry (157), Shane Vernon (157), Jeff James (174), Eric Lapotsky (197) and Nathan Fernandez (285).

"There are going to be a lot of great bouts, a lot of great action," Spates said. "We are excited to see where we are and what we need to improve on to start the season."

OU will officially kick off the 2009-10 slate next Wednesday, Nov. 11 when it hosts Central Oklahoma at 7 p.m. in Norman.

TENTATIVE RED/WHITE SCRIMMAGE MATCHUPS WEIGHT CLASS Justin Forrest (R. Freshman) vs. Jarrod Patterson (Freshman) 125 Pounds Nick Lester (Freshman) vs. Alex Ekstrom (Freshman) 133 Pounds Zack Bailey (Junior) vs. Kendric Maple (Freshman) 141 Pounds Kyle Terry (Senior) vs. Matt Lester (Freshman) 149 Pounds Chad Terry (Senior) vs. Shane Vernon (Senior) 157 Pounds Derek Peperas (R. Sophomore) vs. Tyler Caldwell (Freshman) 165 Pounds Jeff James (Junior) vs. Nolan McBryde (Freshman) 174 Pounds Erich Schmidtke (R. Freshman) vs. Ian Daube (Freshman) 184 Pounds Eric Lapotsky (Senior) vs. Kendrick Hall (R. Freshman) 197 Pounds Nathan Fernandez (Junior) vs. Joe Bach (R. Freshman) 285 Pounds
Oklahoma University Wrestling Announces 2009-10 Slate

Oklahoma will begin this season's campaign Nov. 11 at Central Oklahoma.

Sept. 9, 2009

NORMAN, Okla. - Oklahoma Head Wrestling Coach Jack Spates announced the 2009-10 wrestling schedule Wednesday.

"As always, this is a very challenging schedule," Spates said. "The competition at the Brockport/Oklahoma Gold Classic has been bolstered with 2009 national runner-up Ohio State joining the field. We have added the Las Vegas tournament and will also compete in the Virginia Duals this season. This is a schedule that will challenge our young men and prepare them for the NCAAs."

The Sooners will kick off the season by holding the annual Red/White intrasquad scrimmage on Nov. 5 at the McCasland Field House in Norman before official competition begins Nov. 11 on the road at Central Oklahoma.

Oklahoma will host its home opener on Nov. 22 against the Pac-10's Arizona State. The 15-match season also includes seven home duals versus Oklahoma City and North Carolina State (Nov. 28), Oklahoma State (Dec. 1), Cal Poly (Jan. 3), Iowa State (Jan. 22), Chattanooga (Feb. 12) and Oregon State (Feb. 14).

The dual versus Chattanooga will mark the third annual Beauty and the Beast event, where Sooner wrestlers will compete alongside the women's gymnastics team at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman.

Spates' squad will challenge for its 11th straight Brockport/Oklahoma Gold Classic title on Nov. 14 in Brockport, N.Y. Also on this season's slate is the Cliff Keen Invitational in Primm, Nev., held Dec. 4-5 and the Virginia Duals held Jan. 8-9 in Virginia Beach, Va.

Other road contests include Big 12 matchups at Nebraska (Feb. 4) and Missouri (Feb. 6). OU will close its schedule on the road with its second matchup of the season versus in-state rival Oklahoma State on Feb. 21 in Stillwater, Okla.

For the first time since 2002, Oklahoma will play host to the 2010 Big 12 Championships in Norman at the McCasland Field House on March 6. Omaha, Neb., will host this season's NCAA Championships March 18-20 at the Qwest Center.

"One of the highlights of our year will be hosting the Big 12 Championships in Norman," Spates said. "We won the championship last time we hosted in 2002. We are eager to once again bring the Big 12's best to Norman."

Visit www.SoonerSports.com for full Oklahoma wrestling coverage.

2009-10 Oklahoma Wrestling Schedule
Date Opponent Location Nov. 5 Red/White Match (scrimmage) Norman Nov. 11 at Central Oklahoma Edmond, Okla. Nov. 14 Brockport/Oklahoma Gold Classic Brockport, N.Y. Nov. 22 Arizona State Norman Nov. 28 Oklahoma City and North Carolina State Norman Dec. 1 Oklahoma State Norman Dec. 4-5 Cliff Keen Invitational Primm, Nev. Jan. 3 Cal Poly Norman Jan. 8-10 Virginia Duals Virginia Beach, Va. Jan. 16 Lonestar Duals Arlington, Texas Jan. 22 Iowa State Norman Feb. 4 at Nebraska Lincoln. Neb. Feb. 6 at Missouri Columbia, Mo. Feb. 12 Chattanooga (Beauty and the Beast) Norman Feb. 14 Oregon State Norman Feb. 21 at Oklahoma State Stillwater, Okla. March 6 Big 12 Championships Norman March 18-20 NCAA Championships Omaha, Neb.

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Mitch Heckart
University of Oklahoma
Athletics Communications Graduate Assistant
Wrestling Contact

McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics
180 W. Brooks, Suite 2525
Norman, OK 73019

O: (405) 325-8299
F: (405) 325-7623
Cell: (405) 863-0515
E-mail: mitch86@ou.edu

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Lightner Hired as New Oklahoma University Wrestling Assistant

Former Sooner champion Michael Lightner completes wrestling staff.

Aug. 27, 2009

NORMAN, Okla. - University of Oklahoma head wrestling coach Jack Spates announced the hiring of Michael Lightner as assistant coach Thursday.

"It is with great joy that I announce the official hiring of Michael Lightner," Spates said. "He will make a tremendous addition to our staff. His passion for our great sport, our student-athletes and this university is going to have a great impact on our program. "

Lightner served as volunteer assistant last season with the Sooners and club coach in 2007. His new duties include recruiting for the program, directing the Oklahoma Open and summer camps, as well as training and instructing current Sooner wrestlers.

A product of Marlow, Okla., Lightner recorded one of the most impressive wrestling careers in Oklahoma history from 1998-2001. He claimed the national title in 2001 and was four times crowned Big 12 champion at 141 pounds.

Lightner became a four-time All-American, an honor only nine others in school history have claimed. He can be found in various school records, including second in career wins with a 144-16 record. His 37-0 record his senior season led him to the national title and he became the 13th Sooner to go undefeated in a season.

"I loved my time here at OU and am excited to have a bigger role in the program," Lightner said. "I am excited to step in and help bring the program back to national prominence. This staff's goal is to lead OU to its first national title since 1974."

Wrestling at Marlow High School, Lightner recorded a 130-1 overall record, capturing the state title all four years. The four-year letterman also claimed second at Junior Nationals.

After his career with the Sooners, Lightner remained at OU as a club coach from 2001-2004 while training for international competition. During that three year stint, Oklahoma won the Big 12 conference title in 2002, claimed seven individual conference champions, 17 All-Americans and three national champions.

In 2005 Lightner moved to the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., to focus on his international wrestling career. In 2005 he was crowned champion at U.S. Nationals and the World Team Trials and was named as a World Team member. The following year he was runner-up at U.S. Nationals and placed second at the U.S. World Team Trials.

He is married to his wife of two years, Lindsey.

For complete OU wrestling coverage, visit www.SoonerSports.com.

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Mitch Heckart
University of Oklahoma
Athletics Communications Graduate Assistant
Wrestling Contact

McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics
180 W. Brooks, Suite 2525
Norman, OK 73019

O: (405) 325-8299
F: (405) 325-7623
Cell: (405) 863-0515
E-mail: mitch86@ou.edu

www.SoonerSports.com

OU Wrestling Class Among Elite
Sooner recruiting class ranked in top three in two national publications.

July 7, 2009

NORMAN, Okla. -- The University of Oklahoma wrestling team's 2009 recruiting class continued to gain recognition Tuesday, as the class was notched in the top three in two national rankings. The Sooners landed at No. 2 overall according to The Open Mat and third by InterMat.

"We are really excited about this class and for the fact that major wrestling publications have recognized the excellence of the group," OU head coach Jack Spates said. "Some of the men have already arrived on campus and are eager to return the program to its storied excellence."

The 11-member class is highlighted by five commitments in InterMat's Top 100, led by No. 7 Jake Kememer of Hempfield, Pa. Twins Matt and Nick Lester out of Eureka, Mo., are slated 18th and 86th overall, respectfully. Alex Ekstrom from Palmyra-Macedon, N.Y., ranks 28th and No. 46 Tyler Caldwell from Goddard, Kan., complete the ranked group.

Additionally, Oklahoma picked up two commitments from wrestlers ranked in the top 15 in their respective weight classes. The class combined to win 24 state championships, spanning seven states across the country.

The Open Mat described the Sooner program as gaining "A bona fide No. 1 (Kememer) and several more within the top eight in the country at their respective weights. That's a ton of talent, and most of them have significant national credentials. This class could contribute the bulk of their starters for years to come."

The Open Mat Team Rankings

1. Oklahoma State
2. Oklahoma
3. Nebraska
4. Minnesota
5. Penn State
6. Iowa
7. Michigan
8. Cornell
9. Virginia
10. Oregon State
11. Ohio State
12. Wisconsin
13. Illinois
14. North Carolina State
15. Wyoming
16. Stanford
17. Lehigh
18. Virginia Tech
19. Boise State
20. Missouri
21. Old Dominion
22. Purdue
23. Indiana
24. Columbia
25. Bucknell

Intermat Team Rankings

1. Oklahoma State
2. Minnesota
3. Oklahoma
4. Nebraska
5. Iowa
6. Penn State
7. Virginia
8. Virginia Tech
9. Michigan
10. Ohio State
11. Old Dominion
12. Purdue
13. Illinois
14. Cal Poly
15. Missouri
16. Stanford
17. Wisconsin
18. Cornell
19. Boise State
20. Wyoming
21. Columbia
22. North Carolina State
23. Indiana
24. West Virginia
25. Lehigh

For full OU wrestling coverage, visit www.SoonerSports.com.

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Mitch Heckart
University of Oklahoma
Athletics Communications Graduate Assistant
Wrestling Contact

McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics
180 W. Brooks, Suite 2525
Norman, OK 73019

O: (405) 325-8299
F: (405) 325-7623
Cell: (405) 863-0515
E-mail: mitch86@ou.edu

www.SoonerSports.com

Oklahoma head coach Jack Spates announces 2009-10 signees.

June 19, 2009

NORMAN, Okla. – University of Oklahoma head wrestling coach Jack Spates recently wrapped up the 2009-10 recruiting class, signing five Intermat Top 100 recruits, including two in the top 20. The 11-member class also included two that ranked among the top 15 nationally in their respective weight classes.

Collectively, the future Sooners combined to win 24 state championships, spanning seven states across the country. Additionally, two were crowned champions at High School Nationals and three more placed in the top six.

“We are extremely excited about this year’s recruiting class,” said Spates, who is entering his 17th season at Oklahoma. “With three, four-time state champions, two national champions and numerous high school All-Americans, it looks to be the strongest recruiting class in my tenure at OU.”

Headlining the class is two-time Pennsylvania state champion Jake Kemerer, ranked No. 7 overall in the 2009 recruiting class by Intermat. The Greensburg, Pa., native is notched as the No. 1 160-pound recruit by Intermat and is expected compete for the 165-pound starting job at OU next fall.

Also signing with Oklahoma are the Lester twins, Matt and Nick, of Eureka, Mo. Both own two Missouri state championships. Matt is ranked as the 18th-best wrestler overall by Intermat and the second best at 160 pounds by Amateur Wrestling News after winning the title at High School Nationals. Nick is tabbed as the 86th best senior wrestler in the country and No. 11 overall at 152 pounds after a runner-up finish at High School Nationals. Matt is expected to compete at 149 pounds for Oklahoma, while Nick will wrestle at 141 pounds.

Alex Ekstrom, ranked No. 28 overall by Intermat and the fourth best wrestler at 135 pounds, also inked with the Sooners. The Palmyra Macedon, N.Y., native was crowned champion at High School Nationals and was a four-time New York state champion.

Another pair of four-time state champions, Jarrod Patterson and Tyler Caldwell, will provide depth for the Sooners at 125 pounds and 174 pounds, respectively. A Cushing, Okla., product, Patterson is tabbed as the eighth best wrestler in his weight class by Intermat. Caldwell, hailing from Goddard, Kan., is ranked as the 43rd best wrestler in the country and No. 8 overall at 160 pounds after a third place finish at High School Nationals.

Expected to wrestle at 133 pounds for the Sooners, Kendric Maple from Wichita Heights High School in Wichita, Kan., is notched as the 14th-best wrestler at 135 pounds. Maple was twice crowned Kansas state champion and placed third at High School Nationals.

Spates also gained commitments from two-time state champions Kyle Detmer (Wichita, Kan.) and Nolan McBryde (Eagle River, Alaska). Rounding out the class is Clay Reeb from Cheektowaga, N.Y. and Joe Lospinoso from Kenilworth, N.J. Reeb (157 pounds) and Lospinoso (133/141) earned fourth and sixth place finishes at High School Nationals, respectively.

“These are all great young men with great passion and work ethic,” Spates said. “They all possess big dreams, and it will be fun to help make them come true.”

2009 WRESTLING RECRUITING CLASS

TYLER CALDWELL
From Goddard, Kan. … Was a four-time Kansas state champion … Placed third at High School Nationals … Projected college weight class is 174 pounds … Ranked No. 43 overall in 2009 recruiting class by Intermat … No. 8 in 160-pound weight class by Intermat and No. 10 by Amateur Wrestling News.

KYLE DETMER
From Wichita, Kan. … Was a two-time Kansas state champion … Expected to compete at 157 pounds for the Sooners.

ALEX EKSTROM
From Palmyra Macedon, N.Y. … Ranked No. 28 overall in 2009 recruiting class by Intermat … Notched at No. 4 in 135 pound-class by both Amateur Wrestling News and Intermat … Projected college weight is 133 pounds … Was a four-time New York state champion ... Crowned champion at High School Nationals.

JAKE KEMERER
From Greensburg, Pa. … Is the highest ranked Sooner recruit overall, notched at No. 7 by Intermat … Ranked No. 1 in 160-pound weight class by Intermat and No. 4 by Amateur Wrestling News … Was a two-time Pennsylvania state champion in high school … Projected college weight is 165 pounds.

KENDRIC MAPLE
From Wichita, Kan. … Was a two-time Kansas state champion in high school … Placed third at High School Nationals … Ranked at the 14th-best 135 pound recruit … Projected to compete at 133 or 141 pounds for the Sooners.

NOLAN MCBRYDE
From Eagle River, Alaska … Was a two-time Alaska state champion … Projected to compete at 174 pounds for Oklahoma.

JOE LOSPINOSO
From Kenilworth, N.J. … Placed sixth at High School Nationals … Projected to compete at 133 or 141 pounds for the Sooners.

JARROD PATTERSON
From Cushing, Okla. … Ranked No. 8 and No. 20 at 130 pounds by Amateur Wrestling News and Intermat, respectively … Is projected to compete in 125-pound weight class in college … Was a four-time Oklahoma state champion.

MATT LESTER
From Eureka, Mo. … Ranked No. 18 overall in 2009 recruiting class by Intermat … Ranked No. 2 in 160-pound weight class by Amateur Wrestling News and No. 5 by Intermat … Projected college weight is 149 pounds … Was a two-time Missouri state champion … Crowned champion at High School Nationals … Took title at Junior Nationals … Twin brother, Nick, also committed to the Sooners.

NICK LESTER
From Eureka, Mo. … Was a two-time Missouri state champion … Runner up at High School Nationals … Placed fifth at Junior Nationals … Ranked No. 86 overall in 2009 recruiting class … Ranked No. 11 in 152-pound weight class by both Intermat and Amateur Wrestling News … Projected college weight class is 141 pounds.

CLAY REEBFrom Cheektowaga, N.Y. … Placed fourth in the New York state championships … Projected college weight is 157 pounds.

Mitch Heckart
University of Oklahoma
Athletics Communications Graduate Assistant
Wrestling Contact

McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics
180 W. Brooks, Suite 2525
Norman, OK 73019

O: (405) 325-8299
F: (405) 325-7623
Cell: (405) 863-0515
E-mail: mitch86@ou.edu

www.SoonerSports.com