Wrestling Prepared for Two Matches at Virginia Duals

¹⁹ Oklahoma

¹⁶ Navy

Friday, Jan. 12 / 12:30 p.m. CT / Hampton, Va. / Hampton Coliseum
FloWrestling / Live Stats
¹⁹ Oklahoma

Wisconsin

Friday, Jan. 12 / 2 p.m. CT / Hampton, Va. / Hampton Coliseum
FloWrestling / Live Stats

Projected Starters (Rankings by Intermat)
No. 19 Oklahoma
Wt.	Result	Record
125	Conrad Hendriksen	10-6
133	Jace Koelzer or Gabe Vidlak	11-7 / 5-4
141	No. 15 Mosha Schwartz or KJ Evans or Carter Schmidt	4-1 / 3-1 / 7-4
149	No. 30 Willie McDougald or Kaden Fetterolf	7-4 / 1-0
157	No. 33 Jared Hill or John Wiley	10-4 / 8-11
165	No. 29 Cael Carlson or Mannix Morgan	12-7 / 5-5
174	No. 29 Tate Picklo or Gerrit Nijenhuis	11-6 / 6-7
184	Giuseppe Hoose or Carson Berryhill	10-7 / 2-2
197	No. 2 Stephen Buchanan	15-0
285	No. 14 Josh Heindselman or Juan Mora	14-3 / 4-4

HAMPTON, Va. - The 19th-ranked Oklahoma wrestling team (4-2, 2-2 Big 12) resumes its dual slate on Friday to compete in the 43rd annual Virginia Duals at the Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Va. The Sooners will face No. 16 Navy (6-0) at 12:30 and Wisconsin (4-1) at 2 p.m.

Fans can watch both duals with a FloWrestling subscription. Live stats will be provided through Trackwrestling.

The six-team tournament field features top-25 opponents in No. 11 South Dakota State and No.16 Navy.

Our Last Trip to the Virginia Duals

The Sooners most recently appeared at the Virginia Duals in 2023, coming away with a 3-1 record.

The opening match of the tournament resulted in a loss to No. 23 Maryland before OU rattled off three straight wins capped off by a 28-12 victory over Navy, winning the first six matches of the dual. . They took down Ohio (33-6) and Campbell (22-9) along the way as well.

Josh Heindselman, Mosha Schwartz, Jared Hill, Gerrit Nijenhuis and Tate Picklo all picked up wins in that tournament and will represent the Sooners again this weekend.

No Vacation in the Hamptons

This represents the Sooners 13th appearance in the Virginia Duals. The program holds a 34-18 (.654) record all-time in the prestigious tournament.

The 34 wins is second most among participating teams with 13 or less appearances.

UP NEXT

Oklahoma will return to McCasland Field House to square off against No. 4 Iowa State at 7 p.m. CT on Friday, Jan. 26. The dual will be televised on ESPN+.