Keegan Pride

Keegan Pride
Keegan Pride
  • Hometown:
    Altus, OK
  • Year:
    FR
  • High School:
    Altus
  • Class:
    285
News mentions
Barton Wrestling sophomores
No. 10 Barton Wrestling sweeps Cougar Duals with three victories #GoBarton

No. 10 Barton Wrestling sweeps Cougar Duals

Sander's runner-up finish leads Barton Wrestling at Doane Open #GoBarton
Sander's runner-up finish leads Barton Wrestling at Doane Open #GoBarton

The No. 14 ranked Barton Community College wrestling team closed out the fall portion of the schedule Saturday, going 28-31 with an individual runner-up finish in the Doane University Open held in Crete, Nebraska.

Brix Brickey wrestling
Barton Wrestling tangles in nationally packed Bob Smith Open #GoBarton

Competing against a field packed with wrestlers from nationally ranked programs on the NCAA Division I and II levels, the No. 16 ranked Barton Community College wrestling program went 13-26 on Sunday at the Bob Smith Open hosted by Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas.

Andres Duron wrestling
No. 16 Cougars win thirty-eight matches with five placers at UNK Holiday Inn Open #GoBarton

The Barton Community College wrestling program won thirty-eight matches on Saturday as the No. 16 ranked Cougars went 38-31 in the UNK Holiday Inn Open held in Kearney, Nebraska. Having seventeen entries amongst over 800 competitors, the Cougars finished with five in the top six while also earning a distinguished individual award.

Kade Sander wrestling
Sander and Suchy lead Barton Wresting at Swede Open #GoBarton

The Barton Community College wrestling program had two placers this past Saturday in Lindsborg, Kansas, as the No. 16 ranked Cougars compiled a 32-36 record at the Bethany Swede Open in Lindsborg, Kansas.

Wrestling team prior to depart graphic
Barton Wresting opens 2017 season with five placers #GoBarton

The Barton Community College wrestling program opened its 2017-18 season this past Sunday in the Oklahoma City University Open, compiling a 46-36 record amongst its twenty-one entered wrestlers coming away with two champions within its five placers of the freshman-sophomore division.