Oregon travels to wrestle in Oregon Classic
Eric Webb and Jake Leair will
miss today’s Oregon Classic,
where the Ducks face four other
teams, some that are ranked
Wrestling
Mindi Rice
Freelance Sports Reporter
After a handful of tough winter
break meets and lots of delicious,
home-cooked holiday food, the Ore
gon wrestling squad is at weight and
ready to roll into today’s Oregon
Classic meet.
Oregon travels to Redmond for the
meet. Throughout the day, the Ducks
will compete against No. 12 Central
Michigan, No. 17 Wisconsin, Pacific
and California-State Fullerton.
The Ducks are 1-2 this season in
dual meets and 1-0 against Pacific
10 Conference opponents, with their
one win over in-state rival Oregon
State on Dec. 13.
Senior Eric Webb and redshirt
junior Jake Leair are not wrestling
this weekend.
Webb has been out with an injury
since the opening tournament of the
season. Redshirt freshman Neil
Phillips has wrestled at heavyweight.
Leair, who is 1-2 in dual meet
competition this season, is sitting
out today’s meet. Sophomore Elias
Soto will move up to the 197 weight
class for the Oregon Classic.
“We need each individual to step
up,” head coach Chuck Kearney
said. “Everybody’s got things they’ve
got to do.”
Central Michigan (3-0) is coming off
a Jan. 5 win over then-No. 7 Michigan.
Oregon lost to Michigan on Jan. 4, and
will match up against Central Michi
gan at 5:45 p.m. today.
“Central Michigan is a very good
team,” Kearney said. “They’re solid
at every weight class.”
Wisconsin (4-0) is led by two
brothers who are both ranked in the
top 10 for their weight class. The
only previous meeting of the Oregon
"We need each
individual to step up.
Everybody's got things
they've got to do."
Chuck Kearney
Wrestling head coach
and Wisconsin squads was a Duck
loss in the 1994-95 season.
“They have a solid program,”
Kearney said.
Kearney and the team have talked
about correcting errors and learning
from the mistakes they have made
this season.
“We need to compete well,” Kear
ney said.
Leading the charge for Oregon will
be sophomore Shane Webster at 174
and senior Tony Overstake at 149.
Both wrestlers have made a strong
impact for Oregon this season, and
lead the Ducks with 2-1 records in
dual-meet matchups.
Webster, ranked No. 8 at the 174
weight class, is currently the only
nationally-ranked Oregon wrestler.
Webster has a 12-2 record for the
season, and is 5-2 against ranked op
ponents. He racked up wins against
then-No. 2 Travis Pascoe of Nebras
ka and then-No. 6 Ryan Lange of
Purdue during the first two tourna
ments of the season.
Webster won the 174 champi
onship at the Mat-Town USA Invita
tional and placed third at the Reno
Tournament of Champions. One of
his losses was to Pascoe, in a 5-2 de
cision. In his 12 wins, Webster has
earned two falls, two technical falls
and a major decision.
Overstake is making an impact af
ter switching weights. As last year’s
Pac-10 champion at the 157 weight
class, Overstake took a risk jumping
down one weight class. The 149
weight class has suited him well, as
he has won six of his past eight
matches. His two losses were against
top-10 opponents.
Overstake has spent most of the
season ranked in the top-20 of the
149 weight class. He earned a sec
ond-place finish at the Reno Tourna
ment of Champions, where he lost 5
4 to No. 5 Jerrod Sanders of
Oklahoma State in the champi
onship match.
The Ducks start off against Cal
State Fullerton (4-5,0-1), a Pac-10 op
ponent. Wisconsin is second, followed
by Pacific (2-4). Central Michigan
caps off the day for Oregon as its last
and most difficult opponent.
Mindi Rice is a freelance writer
for the Emerald.
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