Completed Event: Wrestling at #5 Oklahoma State on January 11, 2026 , Loss , 0, to, 37


February 16, 2025 | Wrestling
TEMPE, Ariz. ā The Oklahoma wrestling team wrapped up its regular season with a dominating performance on Sunday afternoon, defeating Arizona State, 32-6, inside Mullett Arena.
Sunday marked the 47th career meeting between the programs, but it was the first ever matchupĀ as Big 12 Conference foes asĀ the Sun Devils became an official league member on Aug. 2, 2024.
The Sooners (8-4 overall, 4-4 Big 12) took the lead after the second bout of the afternoonĀ and never looked back, notching their 30th win all-time over the Sun DevilsĀ (4-9 overall, 1-6 Big 12). Five of OU's eightĀ wins came with bonus points.
Starting at 125 pounds, No. 28 Lorenzo (13-7) was the first to take the mat for the Sooners against ASU's No. 2Ā Richard Figueroa. A tightly contested bout for three periods, Figueora gave the Sun Devils their only lead of the day with a 5-2 win. Lorenzo came close to landing a few shots in the final frame to extend the match, but the ASU lightweight and defending national champion held on for the win.
Arizona State would forfeit at 133 pounds, rewarding OU withĀ six points in the team race.
Mosha Schwartz (141) became the first Sooner to get his hand raised. The red-hot senior from Franktown, Colo., who climbed three spots to No.15 in the latest NCAA Coaches' Rankings released earlier this week after knocking off consecutive top-15 opponents, scoredĀ a late third period takedownĀ to hold on for a 5-4 decision win over Emilio Ysaguirre. Schwartz prevented YsaguirreĀ from playing spoiler in back-to-back nights as the Sun Devil 141-pounder upsetĀ Cornell's No. 30Ā Josh Saunders on Saturday night.
At 149, No. 17 Willie McDougald gave the Sooners a 12-3 lead with his team-leading 16th win of the season against Pierson Manville (SV-1 4-1). The senior is 4-0 on the year when wrestling past regulation.
Earning his first career dual win, freshman Landyn Sommer (157) put together his best performance in a Sooner singlet. The former top-150 prospect out of Stillwater, Okla., racked up three takedowns and a pair of escape points to take an 11-5 decisionĀ over Michael Kilic.
No. 31Ā Tate PickloĀ looked to snap aĀ three-dual losingĀ streak at 165 when he faced off with Austin Scott. The Mustang, Okla.,Ā native would come out firing, scoring two takedowns in the first period, followed by two more in both the second and third period en route to a 19-4 tech fall (6:08). It was Picklo'sĀ ninth bonus point winĀ of the season and sixth dual win of the year.
Adding three straightĀ major decisionĀ wins for the Sooners at 174, 184 and 197, No. 15 Gaven Sax (MD 18-9), No. 19 DJ Parker (MD 14-3) and Eli Cordy (MD 15-2) securedĀ the dual victoryĀ for OU. Joining Sommer, Cordy becameĀ the second Sooner on the dayĀ to earn his first career dual win.
In the heavyweight bout, No. 25 Juan Mora dropped his match in tiebreakers to No. 5 Cohlton Schultz, TB-1 5-2.
The Sooners will now prepare for the Big 12 championships, set to be held at the BOK Center in Tulsa on March 8-9. Tickets for the championships can be purchased online, and Sooner fans are encouraged to purchase tickets in section 119, which is the official OU section at the competition.
#20Ā Oklahoma 32, Arizona StateĀ 6
125 | #2Ā Richard FigueroaĀ (ASU) def.Ā #28 Antonio Lorenzo (OU), Dec.Ā 5-2 | 3-0, ASUĀ
133 | #22 Cleveland Belton (OU) wins by Forfeit | 6-3, OUĀ
141 | #15 Mosha Schwartz (OU) def.Ā Emilio YsaguirreĀ Jr. (ASU), Dec.Ā 5-4 | 9-3, OUĀ
149 | #17 Willie McDougald (OU) def.Ā Pierson ManvilleĀ (ASU), SV-1 4-1Ā | 12-3, OUĀ
157 | Landyn Sommer (OU) def.Ā Michael KilicĀ (ASU), Dec.Ā 11-5 | 15-3, OUĀ
165 | #31 Tate Picklo (OU) def.Ā Austin ScottĀ (ASU), TF 19-4 (6:08) | 20-3, OUĀ
174 | #15 Gaven Sax (OU) def.Ā Joseph ManfrediĀ (ASU), MDĀ 18-9 | 24-3, OUĀ
184 | #19 DJ Parker (OU) def.Ā Shay AddisonĀ (ASU), MDĀ 14-3 | 28-3,Ā OUĀ
197 | Eli Cordy (OU) def.Ā Jacob MeissnerĀ (ASU), MDĀ 15-2 | 32-3, OUĀ
HWT | #5Ā Cohlton SchultzĀ (ASU) def.Ā #25 Juan Mora (OU), TB-1 5-2Ā | 32-6, OUĀ
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