Oklahoma State Cowboys Wrestling Tickets

The Oklahoma State Cowboys have a long tradition of excellence in NCAA wrestling. The Cowboys hope to continue their streak of consecutive Big 12 Wrestling Championships in the upcoming season, and they also have another goal in mind. The recent dominance of the Penn State wrestling team in the past decade has Oklahoma State determined to get back on the podium to reclaim the NCAA Team Championship. Key foes on the mat to watch for on the Cowboy’s schedule on the road to the championship include Minnesota, Princeton, Lehigh, Northern Iowa, Missouri, Iowa State and Iowa. Will you be there as Coach John Smith and top-ranked Cowboy wrestlers Nick Piccininni (125 pounds), Reece Witcraft (133 pounds), Dusty Hone (141 pounds), Boo Lewallen (149 pounds), Wyatt Sheets (157 pounds), Travis Wittlake (165 pounds), Andrew Shomers (174 pounds), Anthony Montalvo (184 pounds) and Dakota Geer (197 pounds) battle to win their way back to the championship? Pick up your tickets at StubHub today so you don’t miss a single match of the exciting Cowboys wrestling action.

How many national championships have the Oklahoma State Cowboys won?

The Oklahoma State Cowboys Wrestling program has won 34 NCAA team wrestling championships. OSU’s last title was in 2006, which was the Cowboys’ fourth straight national title. The Cowboys finished as the national runner-up in 2016, 25.5 points below national champion Penn State. The Cowboys finished just four points behind Penn State to finish as the 2013 NCAA National Runner-Up. Follow the Cowboys as they wrestle their way to the National Championship by picking up your ticket to home and away matches at StubHub.

How many Cowboy wrestlers have been named All-American since 2010?

A total of 44 Oklahoma State wrestlers received NCAA All-American honors between 2010 and 2018. Current OSU wrestlers Nick Piccininni (2017), Boo Lewallen (2018), Kaid Brock (2017, 2018) and Joe Smith (2017) have been named All-Americans.

Where are Oklahoma State home wrestling meets held?

Historic Gallagher-Iba Arena on the campus of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Okla., is the home of the Cowboys wrestling program as well as the Oklahoma State basketball program. The arena has a seating capacity of 13,611. Renovated in 2001, the arena was built in 1938 and named after two legendary coaches at Oklahoma State, one of whom was wrestling coach Ed Gallagher.

Who is the head coach of the Oklahoma State wrestling program?

John Smith is the long-time head coach of the OSU wrestling team. At Oklahoma State, Smith has led the Cowboys to five NCAA team championships, has coached 32 NCAA individual champions and has watched five of his players compete for the US Olympic team. Coach Smith has been named National Wrestling Coaches Association coach of the year twice and has earned 15 conference Coach of the Year titles.

Have any Cowboys qualified to compete on the US Olympic Wrestling Team?

Oklahoma State has had multiple wrestlers compete and medal in the Olympic games dating back to the Paris games in 1924. More recently, Kendall Cross brought home the gold medal competing in the 125.5 division in the 1996 Olympic games in Atlanta, Ga. Jamill Kelly, wrestling at 145.5, earned the silver medal in the 2004 Athens games, and Coleman Scott competing in the 60kg division was awarded the bronze medal in London in 2012.

Where can I purchase tickets to the next Oklahoma State wrestling meet?

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