Teague Travis

*Redshirt Season

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CAREER HONORS

OKLAHOMA STATE
Redshirt Junior (2024-25)

2025 NCAA Qualifier (No. 33 seed, 149 pounds)
Placed fourth at Big 12 Championship (149 pounds)
Started the first two duals of the season at 157 pounds before missing the majority of the season due to injury
Finished the season at 7-5 with four bonus-point wins.
Came back for the Big 12 Tournament, where he competed at 149 pounds and placed fourth to gain the conference’s final automatic bid
Appeared at the NCAA Championships for the second-straight season and, despite being given the No. 33 seed, won three matches over Army’s Trae McDaniel, Princeton’s Ty Whalen and Campbell’s Wynton Denkins

Redshirt Sophomore (2023-24)

2024 NCAA Qualifier (No. 16 seed, 157 pounds)
Second Team Academic All-Big 12
Began the season at 149 pounds, but quickly claimed the 157-pound starting role with a 23-8 record
Won 13 of his first 14 bouts on the year and 12 of his 15 dual matches, tying for third on the team.
Topped eight ranked opponents, including bumping up to 157 pounds and taking out No. 25 Mac Brignola for the first-ranked win of his career
Placed fourth at the Big 12 Championships thanks to a 4-2 outing
Qualified for his first NCAA Championships as the No. 16 seed, picking up a pair of wins over conference foes No. 17 Brock Mauller of Missouri and No. 18 Vinny Zerban of Northern Colorado

Redshirt Freshman (2022-23)

Viking Open Champion (149 pounds)
Roger Denker Open Champion (149 pounds)
Compiled a 17-2 record with six falls and three major decisions while competing mainly in open tournaments at 149 pounds
Won both of his extra matches at Oregon State and at Northern Iowa

Redshirt Season (2021-22)

Viking Open Champion (149 pounds)
RWC Jet Open Champion (149 pounds)
Compiled an 18-2 record at 141 pounds while redshirting
Went 5-1 at the Reno Tournament of Champions, with his only loss coming to Oregon State All-American Grant Willits
Was a bonus-point machine as he racked up seven technical falls, seven major decisions and a fall
Outscored his opponents at the RWC Jet Open 89-25 on his way to a 5-0 day

HIGH SCHOOL

Started high school at Fr. Tolton Catholic and wrestled for head coach James Williamson before moving to Stillwater High School and wrestling under Ethan Kyle
Totaled a 146-4 career in high school between the two programs
Three-time Missouri State Champion
Oklahoma State Champion
Earned Fargo All-America and UWW Junior All-America honors

Personal

Full Name: Teague Ray Travis
Birthdate: Sept. 4, 2002
Son of Brooks and Katy Travis
Brother to Brett
Father Brooks Travis and uncle Cory Hodapp wrestled at Missouri, while mom Katy was on the cheer team
Majoring in Exercise science