My high school math teacher Deborah Brandon had a brother that wrestled for Southern Oregon back in the late 70's. According to her, they were good back then. 50 years later, they're still good! In fact, very good. The Raiders went 16-1 in dual action last year, sending 11 to the NAIA national tournament, crowing 5 All-Americans. All but two return.
Adrian C Morales, 8th in the NAIA nation, won a RENO title last year & finished off his Cascade Collegiate Conference showings with 6th-4th-1st place finishes.
Colet Zoller an NAIA qualifier last year is also now out of eligibility.
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| 125 Kyle Sieminski |
The sophomore had himself one heck of a rookie season. 5th in the CCC, he was 3rd at the Mat Cat, also capturing a bronze medal at RENO. The Lucha Open champion.
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| 125 Isaac Hampton |
Isaac Hampton made the NAIA national finals last season, winning a CCC title & finished 2nd at RENO.
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| 141 Tyler Rhue |
A CCC champion last season, Tyler Rhue took 5th in the NAIA nation.
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| 141 Dylan Clark |
Dylan Clark was 4th in the CCC last season.
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| 149 Kolton Malone |
A wildcard qualifier last season, Kolton Malone took 3rd at the Lucha Open.
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| 157 Avant Stepherson |
A CCC champion & 8th in the NAIA nation, Avant Stepherson was also 4th at RENO.
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| 174 Braylin Ruchti |
One half of the Ruchti brothers, Braylin has back-to-back 3rd place showings within the CCC, finishing one match shy of NAIA All-American honors last season. He was 2nd at the Mat Cat Open.
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| 197 Asher Ruchti |
The other half of the Ruchti brothers, Asher has thus far been 5th & 2nd in the NAIA nation, a CCC champion last year, who also won both the Lucha Open & RENO.
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| 197 Elias Corona |
One match shy of being an NAIA All-American last season, Elias Corona was 3rd in the CCC.
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