SAN FRANCISCO – As announced by the Pac-12 Wednesday afternoon, the No. 1 wrestler in the nation at 174 lbs, Zahid Valencia of Arizona State, has been named Pac-12 Wrestler of the Week for the week of Jan. 8-14, 2018.
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Valencia and his teammates won the 38th annual Virginia Duals, their first-ever win at the storied tournament, defeating the reigning champion No. 9 Virginia Tech in the finals.
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For his efforts, Valencia was named Most Outstanding Wrestler of the dual tournament for the second straight season.
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"Zahid continues to show the nation why he's in the discussion as one of the best wrestlers there is," said head coach Zeke Jones of Valencia following Saturday's win.
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Valencia, who is 20-0 on the season and 58-1 on his career midway through his sophomore season, recorded four bonus point wins over the weekend, two pins in Friday's pool play round as well as a major decision vs. No. 7 Taylor Lujan (No. 11 Northern Iowa) in the semifinals and a tech fall over No. 9 Virginia Tech's Cody Hughes in the finals.
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After the weekend, Valencia moved up to a tie for 11th on ASU's all-time career bonus point wins list and career tech fall wins and up to 13th in career major decision wins.
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This week, the Sun Devils turn their sights to their Pac-12 openers, hosting Stanford on Friday, Jan. 19 (8 pm MT) and Oregon State on Saturday, Jan. 20 (1:30 pm MT), both matches on the Pac-12 Network (pac-12.com/live).
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For tickets for this weekend's matches, visit https://oss.ticketmaster.com/aps/sundevils/EN/buy/browse.
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On Saturday at 4 pm, a special Wrestling Legends Celebration will take place at Tempe Mission Palms to celebrate the 30th anniversary of ASU's 1988 NCAA Wrestling Championship. To attend the celebration, visit https://engage.asu.edu/EventApi__simple_event?id=a0z0M0000048SoKQAU.
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Also nominated: Matt Williams (CSU Bakersfield), Amor Does (Oregon State), Paul Fox (Stanford)
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Valencia and his teammates won the 38th annual Virginia Duals, their first-ever win at the storied tournament, defeating the reigning champion No. 9 Virginia Tech in the finals.
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For his efforts, Valencia was named Most Outstanding Wrestler of the dual tournament for the second straight season.
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"Zahid continues to show the nation why he's in the discussion as one of the best wrestlers there is," said head coach Zeke Jones of Valencia following Saturday's win.
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Valencia, who is 20-0 on the season and 58-1 on his career midway through his sophomore season, recorded four bonus point wins over the weekend, two pins in Friday's pool play round as well as a major decision vs. No. 7 Taylor Lujan (No. 11 Northern Iowa) in the semifinals and a tech fall over No. 9 Virginia Tech's Cody Hughes in the finals.
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After the weekend, Valencia moved up to a tie for 11th on ASU's all-time career bonus point wins list and career tech fall wins and up to 13th in career major decision wins.
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This week, the Sun Devils turn their sights to their Pac-12 openers, hosting Stanford on Friday, Jan. 19 (8 pm MT) and Oregon State on Saturday, Jan. 20 (1:30 pm MT), both matches on the Pac-12 Network (pac-12.com/live).
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For tickets for this weekend's matches, visit https://oss.ticketmaster.com/aps/sundevils/EN/buy/browse.
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On Saturday at 4 pm, a special Wrestling Legends Celebration will take place at Tempe Mission Palms to celebrate the 30th anniversary of ASU's 1988 NCAA Wrestling Championship. To attend the celebration, visit https://engage.asu.edu/EventApi__simple_event?id=a0z0M0000048SoKQAU.
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Also nominated: Matt Williams (CSU Bakersfield), Amor Does (Oregon State), Paul Fox (Stanford)
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