Missouri Sweeps Triple Dual Behind Steed Pins
Missouri wrestling beat Central Methodist, Maryville and Central Missouri at the Missouri Duals, with Cam Steed recording two quick falls.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Wrestling
Missouri wrestling defeated Central Methodist 46-3, Maryville 44-6 and Central Missouri 47-0 at the Missouri Duals. Aeoden Sinclair did not wrestle in the meet.
Why it matters
The three wins give Missouri a clean sweep at the Duals while the team prepares for its next competition. The meet showed depth across weight classes, with multiple wrestlers recording pins and technical falls.
Cam Steed pinned opponents in 17 seconds and 28 seconds at 174 pounds, finishing the 2025-26 season with five falls and 19 career falls. The source does not say whether Steed's pins came against ranked opponents, and the context of the Sinclair absence is not provided.
The players
Cam Steed
Cam Steed is a Missouri wrestler who competes at 174 pounds and has 19 career falls.
The details
Gage Walker earned a decision and a technical fall at 133 pounds, Logan Cole recorded a major decision and a technical fall at 184 pounds, and Seth Mendoza posted two first-period pins at 149 pounds. Missouri recorded 11 pins and seven technical falls across the three duals.
Timeline
Tuesday evening: Missouri wrestling won three matches at the Missouri Duals.
Saturday at 10 a.m.: Missouri wrestling begins Tiger Style Invite at Hearnes Center.
Season Trajectory
Missouri's sweep at the Missouri Duals places the team in a strong early position in the dual season, with wins built on pins and technical falls rather than close decisions. The results set up the Tiger Style Invite that begins Saturday at Hearnes Center.
Fans who want to see Missouri compete can attend the Tiger Style Invite starting Saturday at 10 a.m. at Hearnes Center. The meet is a multi-team event, so schedules and matchups may change throughout the day.
The takeaway
Missouri's depth showed up across the lineup, with pins and technical falls from multiple weight classes. Watching early-season results like these can help track which wrestlers are building momentum for later in the season.
What happens next
Missouri begins the Tiger Style Invite at Hearnes Center on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Further reading
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