USA Wrestling announced preseason girls rankings and fourteen Oklahoma girls are ranked. 100 pounds22. Jadyn Roller, sophomore, Bixby, Okla., Bixby High School (29 at 100) 112 pounds27. Peyton Hand, senior, Newalla, Okla., Choctaw High School (27 at 112) 117 pounds5. Bella Williams, sophomore, Edmond, Okla., Edmond North High School (7 at 112)11. Brissa Bernal, sophomore, […] More
On Friday OU announced that Michael Lightner would be leaving the program and would no longer be an assistant coach. This news shocked some, but the OU staff seems to be moving quickly on their replacement, and he’s a familiar face to the Sooners and Oklahoma wrestling fans. We learned last week that former Sooner […] More
Big announcement at OU today as Michael Lightner will be stepping down as an assistant with the program after 20 total years in Norman. Lightner won an NCAA title in 2001 at OU, then trained and competed internationally in Norman until 2005 when he went to train at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. […] More
Last week we ran a story on OU and the Big 12. We spoke with the Big 12 offices and were informed that “Once the University of Oklahoma departs the Big 12 and officially joins the SEC, their sports will no longer be a part of the Big 12 portfolio” We were also informed that […] More
STILLWATER – Head coach John Smith and the Oklahoma State wrestling program released its schedule for the 2022-23 season that consists of 17 duals and includes another neutral-site event against a marquee Big 10 opponent. Eleven of OSU’s 17 dual opponents are currently ranked in Intermat’s preseason dual meet rankings. Four of those ranked matchups will be held […] More
Two Oklahoma girls wrestling teams made the trek up to Kansas City, Mo. to compete with some of the best wrestlers in the Midwest last Saturday at North Kansas City High School. GroWrestling.com’s Joe Williamson hosted the inaugural Central Cup tournament that featured eight girls dual teams from Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri. Interviews: Millie […] More
We’ve got another in-state college wrestling schedule as NEO has announced their slate of duals and tournaments for the 2022-23 season. They kick things off at home with their Blue vs. Gold matches on October 29th before a tournament at Baker University, then their first official dual at Carl Albert State on November 10th. They […] More
There has been a lot of conversation surrounding OU’s status as a member of the Big 12 in wrestling as they move closer to joining the SEC, a conference that does not sponsor the sport. Last year at the Big 12 tournament, I asked head coach Lou Rosselli what his expectations on that were. “That […] More
The newest NJCAA program in Oklahoma has announced their wrestling schedule for the 2022-23 season. Highlighted by several in-state events, the schedule has a total of 26 dates, most notably the Battle for Valhalla with in-state rival NEO on January 25th, and a few dates crossing the state borders into Arkansas and Kansas. Their regional […] More
The state colleges in Oklahoma continue to roll out their wrestling rosters for the upcoming season and NEO A&M is the most recent to do so. The Norsemen have a total of 39 wrestlers on their team to start the year including a number of starters from last year’s third-place NJCAA tournament team. You can […] More
Over Labor Day weekend, Eric Guererro and the Oklahoma RTC in Tulsa hosted a camp to prepare for the upcoming Elite 8 Duals in Georgia and showcase some training with a few high-level college coaches. We were there to take some of it in on Monday and here are the interviews with the Elite 8 […] More
Last year OSU had a strong season that ended up being hampered by injuries leading to a disappointing finish. They started the year 10-0 in duals before significant injuries took AJ Ferrari out of the lineup and set back quite a few other wrestlers. They finished 3-4 in their last seven duals, followed by a […] More
Last year, Oklahoma managed to rank #11 in the overall recruiting class rankings; this year they’re 24th. While not as strong a class this year, the coaching staff did a good job of filling future holes and having a strong offseason for transfers. With three wrestlers on the Big Board, OU picked up some blue […] More
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