Reece Witcraft, who lost his opening match by 32-second fall against No. Two of the early tournament departures for Oklahoma State were impacted by injuries. Though Fix and Plott are now just one win away in the championship bracket from automatically earning All-American honors once again, both have loftier goals than that heading into the second day. "I knew he was dangerous with space, so I didn't walk into shots like I did last time," Plott said. Olmos did manage to get ahead in this match, as well, but Plott flipped the script to mount a 10-6 decision to remain in the championship bracket. "He's a winner," Smith said of Fix's achievement.įix won't be the only Cowboy competing in Friday morning's quarterfinals.įellow All-American Dustin Plott avenged a loss from earlier in the season in his second-round match against Oregon State's Aaron Olmos - who bested the Cowboy in the road dual by 9-4 decision that was Plott's first loss of the year. "It's a big accomplishment, but I'm more worried about these next three matches than I am the last 100." "It's awesome - 100 wins isn't easy to do," Fix said.
With the victory, not only did Fix advance to Friday morning's championship quarterfinals, but he became the 45th Cowboy to achieve 100 wins in his career.Īnd while it's a significant career milestone, the three-time national runner-up is looking beyond this one.
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