The No. 17 Oklahoma wrestling team shut out Northeastern State 46-0 on Sunday, Nov. 1, at McCasland Field House in Norman.
Seven of the 10 bouts produced bonus points for the Sooners, according to OU athletics. The 46-point margin marked Oklahoma's largest since 2017.
Sophomore Sebastian Degennaro set the tone at 125 pounds. He recorded five near-falls and finished with a 15-0 technical fall over Colden Dyer in the first period at the 2:37 mark.
Senior Isaiah Powe, ranked No. 14 at 133 pounds, made his Sooner debut with an 18-3 technical fall over Canaan Brummett. Powe recorded four takedowns.
No. 11 Tyler Wells, a 2026 NCAA qualifier, followed at 141 pounds with a 21-6 technical fall over Sean Michael Gonzalez. Wells led the team with seven takedowns.
Seniors Jack Gioffre and Rafael Hipolito Jr. each returned to the mat after missing most of the 2025-26 season because of injury. No. 17 Gioffre earned a 17-2 technical fall over Evan Rodriguez at 149 pounds. No. 14 Hipolito Jr. pinned Chase Dyer at 3:35 at 157 pounds.
Junior Owen Eck rallied for a 7-4 comeback decision over former Sooner Clay Giddens at 165 pounds.
Three newcomers picked up their first victories in an OU singlet. Sophomore Ty Eise beat Silas Foster 8-1 at 174 pounds. Freshman Mason Ontiveros posted a 19-3 technical fall at 184 pounds. Senior Jersey Robb won a 10-3 decision at 197 pounds.
Senior Bradley Hill closed the dual at 285 pounds by pinning Christian Clark in 51 seconds. It was Hill's 12th career pin.
Oklahoma travels to Northern Colorado on Sunday, Nov. 8, for a 3 p.m. Central time (2 p.m. Mountain) dual at Bank of Colorado Arena. The Bears are led by head coach Teyon Ware, a former OU All-American now in his second season at Northern Colorado, according to the UNC athletics website.
