National Duals: Cowboys Survive Big Red

11/15/2025 11:28 AM

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Cornell gave Oklahoma State a tough challenge in the National Duals Invitational
Specific details about individual matches and outcomes for wrestlers in different weight classes were provided
Landon Robideau from Oklahoma State dominated in the 157 weight class
The 184 weight class match between Zach Ryder and Carson Crace had a delay due to injury
Oklahoma State needs to wrestle better in Round 2 against NC State.

Cornell gave Oklahoma State all they could handle in the first round of the National Duals Invitational Saturday morning, with the dual coming down to the last match before it was put away.

Here’s how it happened:

The duals all started at 125, which meant (2/2) Troy Spratley faced (25/UR) Marcelo Milani.

Both guys had opportunities to score in the first, but it was Spratley who was able to finish off a reattack to go up 3-0.

Milani escaped fairly quickly to make it 3-1 going into the 2^nd. Milani started down, and was able to get out just before riding time hit a minute, making it 3-2.

Spratley got another TD and release, ending the period at 6-3. Spratley was out easy to start the 3^rd, got another quick TD and release (10-4), and finished it off with another TD and release to pick up the 14-5 major decision. OSU 4-0.

133 (12/8) Richard Figueroa (0-1) vs. (UR/26) Tyler Ferrara (4-1)

Figueroa came out swinging getting a TD and 2 backpoints in the first 30 seconds for a 5-0 lead. Ferrara got a reverse, then was reversed himself making it 7-2.

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