Daton Fix

Wrestler record · 2019–2024 · Oklahoma State

NCAA championship record, 2019–2024. Regular-season results are not included.

Daton Fix wrestled for Oklahoma State at five NCAA championships, 2019–2024, and went 20–6. Fix placed second at 133 lb in 2019, 2021, 2022 and 2024, and fourth at 133 lb in 2023.

5tournaments
20wins
6losses
0individual titles
4wins by fall

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NCAA career

Daton Fix NCAA tournament career, one row per year
YearSchoolWeightSeedFinishW–LMatches
2024Oklahoma State13312nd4–1
2023Oklahoma State13324th4–2
2022Oklahoma State13322nd4–1
2021Oklahoma State13312nd4–1
2019Oklahoma State13312nd4–1

Every NCAA bout · 26

Daton Fix every NCAA championship bout
RoundW/LOpponentSeedOpp. seedResult
2024 · 133 lb
Round of 32WDyson Dunham · Virginia Military133
Round of 16WNic Bouzakis · Ohio State116
QuarterfinalWEvan Frost · Iowa State18
SemifinalWDylan Ragusin · Michigan15
FinalLVitali 'Vito' Arujau · Cornell (NY)16
2023 · 133 lb
Round of 32WJack Maida · American (DC)231
Round of 16WKyle Biscoglia · Northern Iowa215
QuarterfinalWLucas Byrd · Illinois210
SemifinalLVitali 'Vito' Arujau · Cornell (NY)23
Consolation semifinalWAaron Nagao · Minnesota28
3rd-place boutLMichael McGee · Arizona State24
2022 · 133 lb
Round of 32WKyle Burwick · Wisconsin231
Round of 16WKai Orine · North Carolina State215
QuarterfinalWChris Cannon · Northwestern (IL)210
SemifinalWMichael McGee · Arizona State23
FinalLRoman Bravo-Young · Penn State21
2021 · 133 lb
Round of 32WCole Rhone · Bloomsburg (PA)132
Round of 16WMalyke Hines · Lehigh (PA)117
QuarterfinalWChris Cannon · Northwestern (IL)18
SemifinalWAustin DeSanto · Iowa14
FinalLRoman Bravo-Young · Penn State12
2019 · 133 lb
Round of 32WZack Trampe · Binghamton (NY)133
Round of 16WMatt Schmitt · West Virginia116
QuarterfinalWJohn Erneste · Missouri18
SemifinalWLuke Pletcher · Ohio State15
FinalLNick Suriano · Rutgers (NJ)13

Scoring · 2019 to 2024

The sums over the bouts in scope.

Daton Fix scoring by year
YearMat timeTakedownsEscapesReversalsNear-fall pointsStalling callsRiding-time pointsPoints
2019537:00142315206053404719
2021530:3111139004062113212
2022529:53142612000040203616
2023637:163445524253132723
2024540:545296004014003013
Daton Fix scoring sheet of every bout in the scoring record
OpponentRoundResultScoreMat timeTDERNFStallRTPtsSheet
FAFAFAFADCFAFA
2024
Dyson Dunham · Virginia MilitaryRound of 32W Technical fall17–16:54401100400000171
Nic Bouzakis · Ohio StateRound of 16W Decision5–47:0011210000000054
Evan Frost · Iowa StateQuarterfinalW Decision2–110:0000210000010021
Dylan Ragusin · MichiganSemifinalW Decision3–210:0000220000110032
Vitali 'Vito' Arujau · Cornell (NY)FinalL Decision3–57:0001210000020035
2023
Jack Maida · American (DC)Round of 32W Fall–2:1610000040000060
Kyle Biscoglia · Northern IowaRound of 16W Decision8–47:0020022100010084
Lucas Byrd · IllinoisQuarterfinalW Decision3–27:0000011000121032
Vitali 'Vito' Arujau · Cornell (NY)SemifinalL Major decision3–117:00033001021001311
Aaron Nagao · MinnesotaConsolation semifinalW Decision6–47:0001012000300164
Michael McGee · Arizona State3rd-place boutL Decision1–27:0000110000000112
2022
Kyle Burwick · WisconsinRound of 32W Major decision20–87:00901800001010208
Kai Orine · North Carolina StateRound of 16W Decision7–47:0021220000101074
Chris Cannon · Northwestern (IL)QuarterfinalW Fall–1:5310000000000020
Michael McGee · Arizona StateSemifinalW Decision5–17:0020110000100051
Roman Bravo-Young · Penn StateFinalL Decision2–37:0001210000100023
2021
Cole Rhone · Bloomsburg (PA)Round of 32W Major decision16–37:00501300401010163
Malyke Hines · Lehigh (PA)Round of 16W Fall–3:4020010000100041
Chris Cannon · Northwestern (IL)QuarterfinalW Fall–5:1030120000110072
Austin DeSanto · IowaSemifinalW Decision3–27:0010120000010032
Roman Bravo-Young · Penn StateFinalL Decision2–47:4101010000300124
2019
Zack Trampe · Binghamton (NY)Round of 32W Major decision21–77:00701700402010217
Matt Schmitt · West VirginiaRound of 16W Decision9–37:0030031000001093
John Erneste · MissouriQuarterfinalW Major decision11–37:00300310200110113
Luke Pletcher · Ohio StateSemifinalW Decision4–27:0011100000111042
Nick Suriano · Rutgers (NJ)FinalL Decision2–49:0001120000210024

TD takedowns · E escapes · R reversals · NF near-fall points · Stall stalling drawn / called · RT riding-time points · Pts points; F for, A against.

How these are counted

Every figure here is counted from the scoring record, bout by bout, from the counts on each scoring sheet.

A bout counts once for each side: a wrestler's for columns are their own counts and the against columns are the opponent's; a team's are the sums over its qualifiers' bouts that year.

Takedowns
For: takedowns scored. Against: takedowns allowed.
Escapes
For: escapes. Against: escapes allowed.
Reversals
For: reversals. Against: reversals allowed.
Near-fall points
For: near-fall points. Against: near-fall points allowed.
Stalling calls
For: drawn, the stalling calls against the opponent. Against: called, the stalling calls against this side.
Riding-time points
For: riding-time points. Against: riding-time points allowed.
Points
For: points scored. Against: points allowed.

Points is the sum of every scoring row credited to that side, penalties and riding time included; points allowed is the opponent's sum. Cautions, penalty points and the tiebreak riding-time rows are carried in the data and shown on the bout page, not in these tables.

Statistics include only bouts whose scoring sheet is reconciled: the sheet's rows add up to every printed period total and to the scoreboard. A sheet that does not reconcile, and a bout with no wrestling, are left out, and the scoring record's hub says how many and why.

The scoring record begins in 2012, the first championship with full bout-level data: every bout's scoring sheet, not only its result. Earlier championships have their brackets and results in the record, but not their scoring sheets.

Totals are the sums over the bouts in scope. Per qualifier divides the totals by the record's qualifier count for that program and year, the same count the program page prints (team rows only). Per bout divides the totals by the bouts in scope. Per 7 min is the totals times 420 divided by the sum of the mat time, in seconds, over the bouts in scope: one pooled rate, never a mean of per-bout rates. A bout with no mat time is left out of both the numerator and the denominator of that unit, and the page says how many are left out.

Rates list wrestlers with three or more bouts; a wrestler with fewer is left out of the per-bout and per-7-minute lists.

In the articles

Cite this page: “Daton Fix”, March Matness, NCAA Division I championship record, release affad6e7. https://www.marchmatness.app/wrestlers/wr_socgrgfxp3ba6lin/daton-fix

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