LAS VEGAS – Stepping away from dual action, the 17th-ranked Oregon State wrestling team saw its student-athletes compete in the always-competitive Cliff Keen Las Vegas Wrestling Invitational. Friday's action concluded and was highlighted by Travis Wittlake (174) securing a spot in Saturday morning's semifinals. The Coos Bay product, Wittlake used a win by technical fall in his second bout to clinch his place – just two wins away from his second tournament title of the season following his crown in November's Southeast Open.
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