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2.6.2010 | Men's Wrestling
SIOUX CITY, Iowa – Oklahoma City University added Bryce Dicus and Kidd Gomez to its list of NAIA wrestling championships qualifiers as six Stars placed in the Briar Cliff Open on Saturday at the Newman Flanagan Center.
Gomez, a freshman from Noble, Okla., finished as runner-up at 125 pounds, while Dicus, a redshirt freshman from Catoosa, Okla., took third at 125. Nik Turner, a junior from Norman, Okla., took runner-up at 157 for the Stars, ranked 13th in the NAIA.
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2.3.2010 | Men's Wrestling
OKLAHOMA CITY – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics will crown its wrestling team national champion and 10 individual national champions in the 53rd annual NAIA wrestling championships on March 4-6 at Abe Lemons Arena inside the Freede Center on the campus of Oklahoma City University.
The tournament will start with opening ceremonies at 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 4. There will be two sessions on March 5, the championship quarterfinals at 10 a.m. and the semifinals at 6 p.m. Then on Saturday, March 6, placing matches will be 10 a.m., and the championship finals 6:30 p.m.
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2.2.2010 | Men's Wrestling
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City University has signed state champion Christian Bailey of Davis, Okla., to its men’s wrestling program.
Bailey becomes the second wrestler to sign with the Stars for the 2010-11 season. OCU earlier added Greg Delk of Skiatook, Okla., for next season.
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1.27.2010 | Men's Wrestling
LEBANON, Ill. – Oklahoma City University fell 33-12 to McKendree (Ill.) on Wednesday at the Melvin Price Convocation Center in a clash of top 25-ranked NAIA wrestling squads.
The 15th-ranked Stars went to 3-10, while sixth-ranked McKendree improved to 7-5 in duals.
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1.25.10 | Men's Wrestling
CHANUTE, Kan. – Oklahoma City University struggled in a 28-15 loss to Neosho County (Kan.) on Monday at Neosho County Community College.
The Stars went to 3-9 in duals this season. OCU is ranked 15th in NAIA wrestling.
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1.16.10 | Men's Wrestling
LEBANON, Tenn. – Jeremy Garner, Corey Johnson and Andrew Pontikes of Oklahoma City University qualified for the NAIA wrestling championships with their performance Saturday in the Cumberland Open at the Dallas Floyd Recreation Center.
Those three as well as Bryce Dicus, Mark Meyer, Cameron Ream and Nik Turner of the Stars placed in the Cumberland Open.
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1.9.10 | Men's Wrestling
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – Oklahoma City University finished 1-2 in the NWCA National Duals on Saturday in the UNI Dome, beating Dana (Neb.) 23-19, then falling 42-0 to top-ranked Notre Dame (Ohio) and 36-10 to 11th-ranked Campbellsville (Ky.) 36-9.
The Stars, ranked eighth in NAIA wrestling, went to 3-8 in duals, but snapped a string of five defeats in a row.
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1.3.10 | Men's Wrestling
ATHERTON, Calif. – Oklahoma City University’s Mark Meyer took third place at 165 pounds in the Menlo Invitational on Sunday at Haynes-Prim Pavilion.
Meyer’s effort highlighted three OCU placers in the open tournament. Corey Johnson finished fourth at 285, while Nik Turner took fourth at 157 for the Stars.
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1.2.10 | Men's Wrestling
ATHERTON, Calif. – Oklahoma City University suffered a pair of losses in wrestling duals, falling 28-12 to fifth-ranked Southern Oregon and 24-16 to Menlo (Calif.) on Saturday at Haynes-Prim Pavilion.
The Stars, ranked eighth in the NAIA, went to 2-4 on the season.
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12.2.09 | Men's Wrestling
PUEBLO, Colo. – Oklahoma City University suffered a 20-15 loss to Colorado State-Pueblo on Wednesday at Massari Arena.
The Stars, ranked ninth in NAIA wrestling, went to 2-4 in duals. Colorado State-Pueblo rode an early 13-0 lead to the win.
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