Cody Stites

2003: Cody wrestled in two duals for the Cowboys, going 1-1. Stites posted an 11-4 record, including an event champion at the CMSU Open and a second-place finish at the Kaufman Open. At the CMSU Open, Stites pinned his first two opponents before seeing his first test against OU's Sam Hazewinkel. Stites scored a 4-3 decision to advance to the semifinals. It was there where he recorded a 6-3 decision over Austin Devoe of Missouri. In the finals, he faced off with Passley of CMS. Stites continued his impressive outing by defeating Passley, 10-6, for the tournament title.

2002: Compiled a 3-3 record wrestling in two tournaments for the Cowboys and placed third at the Cliff Keen Open.

2001: In just 12 matches, Stites posted a 10-2 record, which included three falls, four decisions and two major decisions. 2000: Stites posted a 5-1 record while wrestling unattached for the Cowboys at 125 pounds. He finished second at the Fort Hays State Open, his best outing of the season.

High School: He wrestled at Bixby High School with former OSU teammate Shane Roller. He captured the 1996 State Championship and was runner-up in 1997. He posted a 131-15 career record. He also wrestled at the Dapper Dan Classic.

Personal: Cody is the son of Bob and Paula Stites. His father was a two-time All-American wrestling for Oklahoma State in the early 1970s. He has one brother, Ryan, who wrestled for Oklahoma State. He is majoring in economics and enjoys lifting weights.

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