Big 12 Tourney Results and Finals Matchups

[PSUbluTX]

Semi results and finals matchups posted below. Some notable results so far include:

• 125 – Brody Teske is in the finals. Great to see this young man flourishing since leaving PSU!
• 165 – Travis Wittlake (Ok State) lost to Luke Weber (North Dakota State)
• 184 – Dakota Geer (Ok State) lost for the 2nd time this year to Tate Samuelson (Wyoming)
• 197 – Noah Adams (West Virginia) lost for the 3rd time this year to Stephen Buchanan (Wyoming)

Semifinal Results
125 – Brody Teske (N. Iowa) won 8-6 DEC over Danny Vega (South Dakota State)
125 – Taylor LaMont (Utah Valley) won 2-1 DEC over Trevor Mastrogiovanni (Ok State)

133 – Daton Fix (Ok State) win 21-5 TF over Mosha Schwartz (N. Colorado)
133 – Tony Madrigal (Oklahoma) won 8-3 DEC over Zach Redding (Iowa State)

141 – Ian Parker (Iowa State) won 6-2 DEC over DJ Lloren (Fresno State)
141 -- Dom Demas (Oklahoma) won 3-2 DEC over Clay Carlson (South Dakota State)

149 – Boo Lewallen (Ok State) won 7-4 DEC over Triston Lara (N. Iowa)
149 – Mitch Moore (Oklahoma) won 4-2 DEC over Jaron Jensen (Wyoming)

157 – David Carr (Iowa State) won 8-2 DEC over Cade DeVos (South Dakota State)
157 – Jared Franek (North Dakota State) won 3-1 SV over Justin Thomas (Oklahoma)

165 – Luke Weber (North Dakota State) won 5-3 SV over Travis Wittlake (Ok State)
165 – Cole Moody (Wyoming) won 5-4 DEC over Peyton Hall (West Virginia)

174 -- Demetrius Romero (Utah Valley) won 12-3 MD over Cody Surratt (Air Force)
174 – Jackson Hemauer (N. Colorado) won 4-3 DEC over Hayden Hastings (Wyoming)

184 – Parker Keckeisen (N. Iowa) won 7-2 DEC over Alan Clothier (N. Colorado)
184 – Tate Samuelson (Wyoming) won 6-2 DEC over Dakota Geer (Ok State)

197 – AJ Ferrari (Ok State) won 7-1 DEC over Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State)
197 – Stephen Buchanan (Wyoming) won 3-2 DEC over Noah Adams (West Virginia)

285 -- Gannon Gremmel (Iowa State) won 3-1 SV over Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma)
285 – Brian Andrews (Wyoming) won 4-3 DEC over Brandon Metz (North Dakota State)

Finals Matchups
125 – Brody Teske (N. Iowa) vs Taylor LaMont (Utah Valley)
133 – Daton Fix (Ok State) vs Tony Madrigal (Oklahoma)
141 – Ian Parker (Iowa State) vs Dom Demas (Oklahoma)
149 – Boo Lewallen (Ok State) vs Mitch Moore (Oklahoma)
157 – David Carr (Iowa State) vs Jared Franek (North Dakota State)
165 – Luke Weber (North Dakota State) vs Cole Moody (Wyoming)
174 – Demetrius Romero (Utah Valley) vs Jackson Hemauer (N. Colorado)
184 – Parker Keckeisen (N. Iowa) vs Tate Samuelson (Wyoming)
197 – AJ Ferrari (Ok State) vs Stephen Buchanan (Wyoming)
285 – Gannon Gremmel (Iowa State) vs Brian Andrews (Wyoming)

 

[El-Jefe]

Semi results and finals matchups posted below. Some notable results so far include:

• 165 – Travis Wittlake (Ok State) lost to Luke Weber (North Dakota State

This year seems to be one giant contest to see who wants to get stuck in Marinelli's side of the bracket.

Looks like Valencia lost that contest, will have to settle for the 2 seed.

(Or what if Valencia gets the 1 seed? He did wrestle several more matches and had easily the best win.)

 

[Cali_Nittany]

Good for Brady. Surprising upset with Whittlake. Samuelson is the real deal.

 

[dmm53]

Team Standings after day one
1 Oklahoma 107.0
2 Oklahoma State 97.0
2 Wyoming 97.0
4 Iowa State 94.0
5 North Dakota State 69.0
6 Northern Iowa 68.0
7 Northern Colorado 57.5
8 South Dakota State 52.0
9 Utah Valley 49.0
10 West Virginia 43.5
11 Air Force 25.0
12 Fresno State 22.0

 

[PSUbluTX]

Finals Results
125 - Brody Teske 9-7 DEC over Taylor LaMont
133 - Daton Fix 6-1 DEC over Tony Madrigal
141 - Dom Demas 4-3 TB-2 DEC over Ian Parker
149 - Boo Lewallen 7-6 DEC over Mitch Moore
157 - David Carr 8-2 DEC over Jared Franek
165 - Luke Weber 11-7 DEC over Cole Moody
174 - Demetrius Romero 6-2 DEC over Jackson Hemauer
184 - Parker Keckeisen 5-3 DEC over Tate Samuelson
197 - AJ Ferrari 13-8 DEC over Stephen Buchanan
285 - Gannon Gremmel 2-0 DEC over Brian Andrews

 

[Gork2]

In addition to Teske another former BigTen wrestler Luke Weber (Nebraska) won a Big12 title.

 

[nerfstate]

Congrats to the Sooners too--I don't follow the Big 12 super close, but didn't expect them to win the team title.

 

[Cali_Nittany]

Congrats to the Sooners too--I don't follow the Big 12 super close, but didn't expect them to win the team title.

That is quite surprising. Here are the final standings:

Final Team Standings
1. Oklahoma – 124 points
1. Oklahoma State – 124 points
3. Iowa State – 117.5 points
4. Wyoming – 105.5 points
5. Northern Iowa – 79.0 points
6. North Dakota State – 78.0 points
7. Northern Colorado – 70.5 points
8. South Dakota State – 67.5 points
9. West Virginia – 57.0 points
10. Utah Valley – 55.0 points
11. Air Force – 32.5 point
12. Fresno State – 31.0 points

 

[nerfstate]

If you have the opportunity, watch Teske's final. Fireworks early, and a gritty win for the young man. Happy for the kid.

 

[PSUbluTX]

Wow, just watched Daton Fix's finals match against unseeded (!) Tony Madrigal. I now have a LOT more confidence that RBY can not only hang with Fix but take him. Madrigal entered the Big 12 tourney with a record of 3-7, yet he gave Fix all he could handle for all 3 periods. Until the last 10 seconds it was 4-1 and Madrigal had around 1:30 in riding time.

 

[James P. Whitters III]

Wow, just watched Daton Fix's finals match against unseeded (!) Tony Madrigal. I now have a LOT more confidence that RBY can not only hang with Fix but take him. Madrigal entered the Big 12 tourney with a record of 3-7, yet he gave Fix all he could handle for all 3 periods. Until the last 10 seconds it was 4-1 and Madrigal had around 1:30 in riding time.

I would not put too much stock in someone wrestling close with Fix. Fix has far more skill defensively than he does attacking. RBY has the tools to beat him, but Fix is very hard to finish on and does not make the mistakes ADS does as far as leaving position. I would slightly favor Fix, but give RBY more than a puncher's chance for sure. RBY is patient which bodes well in that match up.

Madrigal wrestled lights out in that tournament. Redding beat him earlier in the year and Madrigal took Redding apart Saturday. Redding was wrestling his best to date when this rematch happened.

 

[raslen007]

Anyway to watch the finals?

 

[El-Jefe]

ESPN usually retains videos online for a week or so.