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Junior Triple Crown winner Mack Mauger (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Junior Greco-Roman Final Team Scores 1st) Illinois 164 2nd) Wisconsin 104 3rd) Idaho 100 4th) Florida 93 5th) Iowa 75 6th) New York 73 7th) Nebraska 65 8th) Colorado 61 9th) Minnesota 56 10th) Georgia 47 Junior Greco-Roman Championship Finals 100 lbs - Javaan Yarbrough (Ohio) over Isaac Stewart (Montana) 9-1 106 lbs - Mack Mauger (Idaho) over Brayten Casey (Wisconsin) 8-0 113 lbs - Anthony Ruzic (Illinois) over Carter Nogle (Maryland) 5-5 120 lbs - Kael Lauridsen (Nebraska) over Massey Odiotti (Illinois) Fall 1:25 126 lbs - Otto Black (Colorado) over Derek Guanajuato (Arizona) 9-0 132 lbs - Kannon Webster (Illinois) over Cory Land (Alabama) 8-1 138 lbs - Keith Smith (Nebraska) over Colton Parduhn (Alaska) 11-6 145 lbs - Brennan Van Hoecke (Florida) over Jayden Colon (Illinois) 10-2 152 lbs - Bredan Stauffenberg (Illinois) over Dylan Evans (Pennsylvania) 7-5 160 lbs - Brendon Abdon (Florida) over Jadon Skellenger (Idaho) Fall :46 170 lbs - Bradley Gillum (Illinois) over Omaury Alvarez (Georgia) 7-5 182 lbs - Michael Altomer (New York) over Ryder Rogotzke (Minnesota) 12-3 195 lbs - Jack Darrah (Missouri) over Wyatt Voelker (Iowa) 5-1 220 lbs - Max Ramberg (Wisconsin) over Ryan Stein (New York) 9-0 285 lbs - Aden Attao (Idaho) over Sebastian Lopez (Kansas) 8-0 Third Place Bouts 100 lbs - Cadyn Coyle (Nebraska) over Tyler Garvin (Maryland) Fall 1:55 106 lbs - Gage Singleton (Oregon) over Charles Meudt (Wisconsin) 8-0 113 lbs - Layne Kleimann (Utah) over Blade Walden (Oklahoma) 4-1 120 lbs - Alan Koehler (Minnesota) over Marcello Milani (Michigan) 11-2 126 lbs - Brandon Cannon (Colorado) over Gable Porter (Iowa) 8-0 132 lbs - William Baysingar (Illinois) over Matthew Beem (Iowa) 3-3 138 lbs - Pierson Manville (Pennsylvania) over Gunnar Hamre (Wisconsin) 3-1 145 lbs - Q'veli Quintanilla (Washington) over Jaden New (Alabama) 9-0 152 lbs - Tyler Sagi (New Jersey) over Patrick Brackett (Colorado) Fall :25 160 lbs - Cody Chittum (Tennessee) over Jeremy Paradice (Georgia) 9-0 170 lbs - Codei Khawaja (Indiana) over Christian Moder (Florida) Fall 1:59 182 lbs - Matthew Waddell (Georgia) over Noah Poe-Hatten (Montana) 9-1 195 lbs - Ian Smith (Wisconsin) over Robert Plympton (Oregon) 10-1 220 lbs - Caden Ferris (Michigan) over Samuel Sorenson (New York) 10-1 285 lbs - Ethan Vergara (Florida) over Stephan Monchery (New York) 9-0 Fifth Place Bouts 100 lbs - Caden Smith (Virginia) over Nathaniel Granados (California) 5-2 106 lbs - Jeremy Oani (California) over Tyson Roach (Louisiana) 7-3 113 lbs - Kolter Burton (Idaho) over Michael Longo (Connecticut) Injury Default 120 lbs - Kenneth Hendriksen (Tennessee) over Patrick Jones (Florida) 7-1 126 lbs - Anthony Aniciete (Nevada) over Bobby Cuevas Jr. (California) 3-1 132 lbs - Rhett Koenig (Wisconsin) over Nash Singleton (Oregon) 8-4 138 lbs - Christopher Martino (Idaho) over Elijah Paulson (Minnesota) 9-0 145 lbs - Corbin Ramos (Wisconsin) over LJ Araujo (North Dakota) 8-6 152 lbs - Javani Majoor (Colorado)/Hunter May (Indiana) No Match 160 lbs - Thor Michaelson (Washington) over Tyler Martinez (Illinois) 8-0 170 lbs - Brayden Gautreau (Michigan) over Nicholas Fox (Iowa) 8-0 182 lbs - Tate Naaktgeboren (Iowa) over Garrett Wells (Oklahoma) 12-4 195 lbs - Antony Tuttle (Minnesota) over Tanner Meyers (South Dakota) 6-2 220 lbs - Sawyer Bartelt (Florida) over Bronx Wood (Kansas) Fall 1:10 285 lbs - Hayden Simpson (Oklahoma) over Shilo Jones (Idaho) Fall :56 Seventh Place Bouts 100 lbs - Jayden Rinken (Iowa) over Tanner Crosby (Washington) 13-4 106 lbs - Jason Goodin (Oklahoma) over Dorian Hoffman (Pennsylvania) Fall :11 113 lbs - Logan Bickel (Indiana) over Adrian Samano (Virginia) 12-2 120 lbs - Garret Rinken (Iowa) over Weston Pisarchick (Pennsylvania) 9-1 126 lbs - Teegan Vasquez (Montana) over Coleman Nogle (Maryland) 4-0 132 lbs - Kyle Rice (Idaho) over Daniel Zepeda (California) Fall :31 138 lbs - Trason Oehme (South Dakota) over Smokey McClure (Washington) 8-0 145 lbs - Zach Hanson (Minnesota) over Owen Hicks (New York) 15-7 152 lbs - Noah Rice (Pennsylvania) over Ian McGehee (Tennessee) Fall 1:52 160 lbs - Dylan Elmore (Kansas) over Timothy Bova (New York) 8-0 170 lbs - Lucas Condon (California) over Tyler Haydon (Wisconsin) 13-4 182 lbs - Raymond Weed (New Jersey) over Cayaen Smith (Utah) Fall :25 195 lbs - Stephen Little (Kentucky) over Nick Nosler (Illinois) 12-5 220 lbs - Jared Thiry (Iowa) over Ryan Arrington (California) MedFFT 285 lbs - Aidan Fockler (Ohio) over Bruce Wagers (Ohio) 10-2

Sebastian Rivera at the 2022 NCAA Championships (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) To steal the line from last year's FCW Top-20 Articles, everyone knows 125 Pat Glory, 133 Roman Bravo-Young, 174 Carter Starocci, 184 Aaron Brooks, and 285 Gable Steveson are bonus point monsters, and this season they totaled 283 Fpts. Top names and all NCAA Champions or Finalists (Nick Suriano did not make the Top-20). But here's five names that totaled 328 Fpts: 125 Caleb Smith (APP), 133 Joshua Koderhandt (NAVY), 174 Logan Messer (GMU), 184 Jonathan Loew (COR), and 285 Ben Goldin (PENN). This group only has one All-American (Loew finishing 8th). And as I say every year, that's the beauty and frustration of Fantasy Sports. Sometimes your top performers are not "household names." So, with that, let's take a look at this past season's Top-20 at each weight to help give you an early start to win each week this coming year. To compile these lists, we used standard WrestleStat Fantasy College Wrestling Data & Scoring. Just a reminder of how points were tallied in WrestleStat leagues: 1) The scoring used was Standard Team Scoring across all competitions (+3 for a win by decision, -4 for a loss by Major, etc) 2) Scoring only counted against D1 competition 3) Wins via Forfeits (FFT) would count as +6 towards a wrestler's point total 4) Wins or Losses by Medical Forfeit (MFF) did not count as + or - towards a wrestler's point total 5) Points were only accumulated during the regular season Notes: The #1 overall Fantasy Wrestler for the 2022 season was Sebastian Rivera with a staggering 4.9 PPM. Only one other wrestler had a higher PPM, because Sebastian seemed to not want to pin anyone this year (just “nearly” pin them). He led the nation in Tech Falls with 13 of his 22 matches, and was held to only one Decision by Quinn Kinner. Winning the #2 spot over last year's 141 #1 Fantasy Wrestler Clay Carlson by 0.6 PPM was Grant Willits and his seven Pins (and one FFT). After losing twice at CKLV, Willits went on to win the rest of his 14 matches to end the regular season, 10 of them by bonus. After the Top 3, there was a steep drop-off in points. Cole Matthews, powered by Primanti Bros, amassed five pins in his 15 wins in the regular season. Compare that to his previous three seasons, including his 2019 Redshirt, where he had only six pins in 48 total wins. Both NCAA finalists find themselves in the Top-20, with Champion Nick Lee making his third straight Top-20 list and Kizahn Clarke just barely squeaks in by one point. In 2020, Clarke (while a 149 lber at American University) was the #7 overall fantasy wrestler across all weights. Nick Lee this season, had the fewest matches wrestled within the top 32 wrestlers at 141. Speaking of regular season match counts, Maryland's Ethen Miller tied Seth Koleno of Clarion with 32 regular season matches, and about the same number of D1 matches as well along with the same number of D1 losses (six each, both totaling -21 Fpts). These two did meet early in the season, with Koleno besting Miller 6-3, but it was Miller with the one-point edge at the end of the day to finish 5th at 141. Taking out two top-ranked wrestlers in Andrew Alirez and Stevan Micic on his way to an 8th Place All-American finish, CJ Composto started off a little rocky with three losses (and two Medical Forfeits) in 13 matches. But after securing the starting spot, he rattled off nine straight wins, five by bonus. Josh Mason finished the regular season 15-8 against D1 competition, with 10 of those wins being Pins to get him to the #17 spot. What's even crazier, half of his losses were by pin as well (-24 Fpts) which means had he “only” lost those four matches by decision, he would have ended up as the #5 Fantasy Wrestler at 141. Six of the eight All-Americans at 141 made the Top 20. Who Missed The Cut: The two All-Americans to miss the cut were Real Woods (STAN) and Jake Bergeland (MINN). Surprisingly enough, they finished #37 (23 Fpts) and #38 (22 Fpts) respectively. Woods's late start and a string of decisions account for him falling outside the Top-20 and Bergeland had a smattering of losses throughout the regular season that held him back. Ian Parker (ISU), who himself had a late start to the season, finished tied with Woods but had the better PPM (2.3 compared to 1.5). The scrutiny of what weight will Yianni Diakomihalis go overshadowed the other potential wrestlers of that weight class equation, Joshua Saunders (COR) and Cole Handlovic (COR). Handlovic ended with a negative total Fpts total, but Joshua Saunders fell one point short of the leaderboard to finish #21. Wrestling 10 regular season matches and finishing with 10 Fpts was Michigan's Stevan Micic. Even though he was one takedown away from being an All-American this past season, he was nowhere near close to breaking into the Top-20 for fantasy purposes. Other notables include Allen Hart (MIZZ) at #25 with 34 Fpts, Quinn Kinner (RID) at #26 with 33 Fpts), Ryan Jack (NCST) at #31 with 29 Fpts, and Joey Zargo (WISC) at #45 with 18 Fpts.

Two-time Junior National champion Joshua Barr (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Earlier this week, the Junior Men's freestyle tournament in Fargo concluded with a great set of finals. Those matches provided some surprising outcomes and, as a result, some history was made. Just how much? We have found some "firsts" and notable facts and trends associated with the tournament, its champions, All-Americans, and teams. As with anything historical pertaining to Fargo, this couldn't be possible without Jason Bryant's Fargo Almanac, which is an incredible resource. For the first time in Junior freestyle, two Idaho natives met in the championship finals. Mack Mauger defeated Kolter Burton for the title at 106 lbs. Speaking of Idaho, they had multiple champions for the first time since 2006. Mauger and Aden Attao (285) were victorious this year. 2006 marked the last time more than one Idaho wrestler claimed a stop sign. They were Adam Hall (152), Kirk Smith (171), and Clayton Foster (189). Four Idaho natives made the finals, which is a feat the state had never achieved previously. Along with Mauger, Burton, Attao, Rylan Rogers also made the finals at 195 lbs. Two wrestlers came away with their second stop signs in Junior Freestyle. Hunter Taylor (113 lbs) and Joshua Barr (170 lbs). For the second consecutive year, a representative from Michigan won the Junior freestyle title at 170 lbs. Barr did so this year, after Manny Rojas won in 2021. Looking at Barr's 2021 title run; the wrestler he defeated in the finals, Aiden Riggins, went on to win Junior's this year. His semifinal opponent was Braeden Scoles, who finished third at 160 lbs this year. The third place finisher from that bracket was Rocco Welsh, who Barr faced in this year's finals. Cory Land's title at 132 lbs made him only the second Alabama native to win Junior freestyle. The first was Sam Latona (106) in 2017. Cody Chittum became the second wrestler from Tennessee to grab a title in Junior freestyle. The only other one was by Elijah Oliver (113) in 2013. Traditional power, Illinois, failed to produce a champion for the first time since 2009. They did have three wrestlers in the finals who suffered losses. Deion Johnson (113), Kannon Webster (132), and Dillan Johnson (285) all finished second. Webster was the only returning Junior freestyle champion that lost in the finals. A pair of wrestlers from Missouri's Liberty High School won Junior freestyle titles. Taylor at 113 and Kyle Dutton at 145 lbs. Iowa's Waverly-Shell Rock had two, as well. Ryder Block (138) and Aiden Riggins (160). Both will be teammates at the University of Iowa. The Liberty wrestlers gave Missouri multiple titles for the first time since 2008. That year, Ryan Mango (112), Justin Forrest (119), and Matt Lester (145) were all champions. Kyle Dutton's title marked the first Junior national championship for a Little Rock signee. Team Iowa had four national champions; Nate Jesuroga (120), Block (138), Riggins (160), and Hill (220). The last time Iowa had four in a single year was 1983. Those include: Mark Schwab (105.5), Corey Mills (114.5), Royce Alger (154), and Mike Van Arsdale (165). Two wrestlers from Team Iowa squared off at 220 lbs. The last time that Iowa had two wrestlers meet in the finals was in 1987 with Bart Chelesvig defeating Greg Butteris at 178 lbs. This time, Bradley Hill edged Kolby Franklin. Both will wrestle together at the University of Iowa. Iowa finished with the team title and 13 All-Americans. You actually don't have to go back very far to find the last time they hit that figure. 2018. The difference was this team had four champions and a runner-up, along with four third-place finishes. That squad had one champ, two runner's-up, and three-thirds. With Tyler Garvin's title at 100lbs and TJ Stewart's at 182 lbs last year, Maryland had back-to-back years with Junior champions for the first time since 1980 and 1981. Those titles were won by Louis Chiapparelli (154 - 1980) and Rico Chiapparelli (154 - 1981). Kansas had three All-Americans; Easton Taylor (138 - 4th), Tucker Cell (138 - 5th), and Blake Jouret (182 - 8th) for the first time since 2010. Those AA's were Taylor Moeder (135 - 4th), Brandon Charbonneau (135 - 6th), and Kyle Caylor (215 - 7th). Moeder and Charbonneau also represent the last two Kansas natives who AA'ed in the same weight class, before Taylor/Cell. Max Agresti took fourth at 220 lbs and gave Delaware its first All-American since 2013. In both 2012 and 2013, Brent Fleetwood was fifth at 113 lbs. Jeremiah Price's eighth place finish at 152 lbs made him North Carolina's first Junior AA since 2013 when Kacee Hutchinson was fourth at 220 lbs. Surprisingly, New York had multiple All-Americans for the first time since 2016. Max Gallagher (126 - 5th) and Casper Stewart (138 - 8th) accounted for the two AA's this year. Florida had three All-Americans; Brendon Abdon (160 - 7th), Sawyer Bartelt (220 - 3rd), Ethan Vergara (285 - 3rd). The last time Florida had three was in 2011 when they had five. The University of Michigan had five recruits earn All-American status. Two pairs of them competed in the same weight class. Beau Mantanona was the runner-up at 145 lbs, while Dylan Gilcher was sixth. At 195 lbs, Rylan Rogers was a finalist and Hayden Walters was fourth. The Ironman award for Junior Freestyle belongs to New Jersey's Lorenzo Norman. Norman lost in the opening round to Arizona's Dalton Loyden (10-0), then reeled off 11 consecutive wins to take third place! As you would expect, his final three wins came over All-Americans, but prior to that, he defeated four top-150 recruits (3 top 100's). Only five of the 15 weights were won by graduated seniors. 132 (Land), 145 (Dutton), 152 (Chittum), 160 (Riggins), 220 (Hill). The only state that put a wrestler on every step of the podium was California. There were two states which had three All-Americans at the same weight. The all-Idaho finals at 106 lbs also had Dedrick Navarro in fifth place. Three representatives from Iowa got on the podium at 100 lbs with Jayden Rinken (3rd), Tyler Harper (4th), and Reid Foster (7th).

Austin DeSanto before the 2022 NCAA Semifinals (photo courtesy of Sam Janicki; SJanickiPhoto.com) Here we are, at the All-Star break and do you know what that means? Good, neither do I. It doesn't mean anything, other than that it's going to stay scorching hot for at least a few more weeks. I hope all of you Fargo'ers enjoyed your week in North Dakota. Before we get started, I just want to throw out a big thank you to all the coaches who have worked your butts off coaching all these girls and boys throughout the week. Your dedication and selflessness to the sport is unparalleled. To be running around the FargoDome all day getting these kids prepared for their matches while nursing a constant hangover from all the nighttime beers is truly an inspiration to guys like me. It's you coaches who keep the sport going while passing down decades of knowledge to the next generation so they can pay it forward when it's their time to stumble into a hot arena to sit in the corner with a fresh cup of coffee. The sport is in good hands with the men and women who lead these teams and I couldn't be more proud of you all. Even the Flo crew deserves praise for working their tails off all week to bring you all the matches at home for the folks who couldn't make it there. It's a gigantic tournament and I know the Flo crew has worked tirelessly to bring you the best product that they could. For all the criticism I give, I'm not sure there's another wrestling company out there that can provide this kind of coverage for such a large endeavor. Kudos to you. Okay, on to the important stuff. Would you rather fight: 1. One Earl-sized Willie 2. 100 Willie-sized Earls @FloLegalKaren I don't know how you guys do things in Austin, but we at Intermat HQ do not discriminate by size. Nor do we fight each other. That being said, I'll take one Earl-sized Willie. Have you seen the last episode of Games of Thrones season six? Those little kids absolutely swarm on Maester Pycelle at the end. I don't need that kind of madness going on with me. Will the fallout with Ferrari force John Smith out? @LMRMock I certainly hope not. I'm in no position to really speak on this situation from a legal standpoint, nor am I privy to what went on behind closed doors over there, but I hope the GOAT can walk away on his own terms and not be stained by this sickening situation that we've heard so much about. Do you know any legitimate dialogue between Northern Iowa and Iowa for a dual? Can they meet at all this year? I'm a dumb-dumb; are there National Duals? @MTorriero I know nothing of any such dialogue or what the problem is with scheduling a dual between these teams. I do know that there are National Duals again and they will be taking place in New Orleans. What's the best world-class chain to wear? How do you feel about Austin DeSanto after his international debut in Poland? Seth Petarra Can't ever go wrong with the classic rope chain. It worked at my seventh-grade dance in 1991 and it works now. Just a timeless piece of New Jersey jewelry. I am absolutely thrilled with the return of ADS to the mat. His high-motor style that relies heavily on takedown is tailor-made for freestyle and I'm glad he's decided to give it a shot. Always a lightning rod for controversy, Austin became not-so-liked outside of Iowa City in these last few years. Now we all get to cheer for him on the international scene where we can appreciate how talented he really is. The best Jersey-style subs are in Iowa. Any thoughts? @colinsonofmike That's a bold statement. As Lance from Pulp Fiction said, I'll give our subs the Pepsi challenge against that Iowa sh*t any day of the week. Anyone can throw a bunch of meat and cheese together, but it's the bread that makes the sandwich. We here on the east coast specialize in bread. I'm not sure that midwest water has the proper pollution to make a perfect loaf. It takes centuries of proper dumping into the river to perfect it and I'm not sure you folks out there are careless enough to pull it off. One day I'll make my way out there and see what all the talk is about. Any new bold predictions to make that will come true? Pelikan Head I predict that before the 2023 season ends you will reveal your true identity Which active NCAA wrestler has the best physique? Old School Wrestling Clips Is Boo Dryden back? There's nothing I appreciate more than a seven-foot 133-pounder. As a bean pole myself, I can appreciate the effort it takes to maintain that kind of physique. Finally, my guy @jkos11 would like to know how I feel about time zones. Yes, we need time zones. Get earth to stand still for a minute and maybe we can talk about eliminating them. Until then, keep getting up in the middle of the night to watch freestyle tournaments from the Eastern Bloc. Enjoy the weekend, everyone! Stay cool, stay hydrated, and don't worry, there's plenty of wrestling on the horizon to whet your whistle.

Junior freestyle champion and Greco-Roman semifinalist Aden Attao (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Junior Greco-Roman Semifinal Matchups 100 lbs - Isaac Stewart (Montana) vs. Nathaniel Granados (California) 100 lbs - Javaan Yarbrough (Ohio) vs. Tyler Garvin (Maryland) 106 lbs - Jeremy Oani (California) vs. Brayten Casey (Wisconsin) 106 lbs - Tyson Roach (Louisiana) vs. Mack Mauger (Idaho) 113 lbs - Carter Nogle (Maryland) vs. Layne Kleimann (Utah) 113 lbs - Anthony Ruzic (Illinois) vs. MIchael Longo (Connecticut) 120 lbs - Massey Odiotti (Illinois) vs. Kenneth Hendriksen (Tennessee) 120 lbs - Kael Lauridsen (Nebraska) vs. Alan Koehler (Minnesota) 126 lbs - Otto Black (Colorado) vs. Gable Porter (Iowa) 126 lbs - Derek Guanajuato (Arizona) vs. Brandon Cannon (Colorado) 132 lbs - Cory Land (Alabama) vs. Matthew Beem (Iowa) 132 lbs - Kannon Webster (Illinois) vs. Gage Singleton (Oregon) 138 lbs - Keith Smith (Nebraska) vs. Pierson Manville (Pennsylvania) 138 lbs - Colton Parduhn (Alaska) vs. Gunnar Hamre (Wisconsin) 145 lbs - Q'veli Quintanilla (Washington) vs. Brennan Van Hoecke (Florida) 145 lbs - Jaden New (Alabama) vs. Jayden Colon (Illinois) 152 lbs - Braden Stauffenberg (Illinois) vs. Patrick Brackett (Colorado) 152 lbs - Tyler Sagi (New Jersey) vs. Dylan Evans (Pennsylvania) 160 lbs - Jadon Skellenger (Idaho) vs. Jeremy Paradice (Georgia) 160 lbs - Cody Chittum (Tennessee) vs. Brendon Abdon (Florida) 170 lbs - Omaury Alvarez (Georgia) vs. Christian Moder (Florida) 170 lbs - Bradley Gillum (Illinois) vs. Brayden Gautreau (Michigan) 182 lbs - Michael Altomer (New York) vs. Matthew Waddell (Georgia) 182 lbs - Tate Naaktgeboren (Iowa) vs. Ryder Rogotzke (Minnesota) 195 lbs - Wyatt Voelker (Iowa) vs. Ian Smith (Wisconsin) 195 lbs - Robert Plympton (Oregon) vs. Jack Darrah (Missouri) 220 lbs - Sawyer Bartelt (Florida) vs. Max Ramberg (Wisconsin) 220 lbs - Bronx Wood (Kansas) vs. Ryan Stein (New York) 285 lbs - Aden Attao (Idaho) vs. Ethan Vergara (Florida) 285 lbs - Hayden Simpson (Oklahoma) vs. Sebastian Lopez (Kansas)

16U double national champion Haakon Peterson (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) 16U Greco-Roman Final Team Scores 1st - California 183 2nd - Wisconsin 137 3rd - Florida 115 4th - Pennsylvania 97 5th - Iowa 94 6th - Tennessee 82 7th - Missouri 72 8th - Ohio 68 9th - Colorado 66 10th - Minnesota 65 16U Greco-Roman National Finals 88 lbs - Caleb Noble (Wisconsin) over Tanner Tran (Tennessee) 9-7 94 lbs - Haakon Peterson (Wisconsin) over Cole Welte (Nebraska) 4-0 100 lbs - Lincoln Sledzianowski (Florida) over Hudson Loges (Nebraska) 8-0 106 lbs - Jeremiah Wachsmuth (Oregon) over Ryker Graff (Iowa) 6-0 113 lbs - Jayden Raney (Kentucky) over Declan Koch (Wisconsin) 3-1 120 lbs - Jordyn Raney (Kentucky) over Amryn Nutter (Wisconsin) 6-3 126 lbs - Thomas Verrette (Colorado) over Elias Navida (California) 2-0 132 lbs - Billy Greenwood (Colorado) over Nathaniel Askew (Georgia) 10-2 138 lbs - Gabriel Bouyssou (Rhode Island) over Alex Braun (Minnesota) 12-5 145 lbs - Aliaksandr Kikiniou (California) over Hunter Sturgill (Tennessee) 4-1 152 lbs - Tristin Greene (Ohio) over Kaleb Shine (Montana) 7-0 160 lbs - Tristan Steldt (Wisconsin) over Angelo Posada (California) :28 170 lbs - Bryce Burkett (Minnesota) over Jarrel Miller Jr. (Ohio) 3-0 182 lbs - Coby Merrill (California) over Adam Waters (Pennsylvania) 3-1 195 lbs - Brennan Carey (Missouri) over Michael Mocco (Florida) 9-0 220 lbs - Nicholas Sahakian (California) over Rylan Kuhn (Missouri) 3-1 285 lbs - Sampson Stillwell (Missouri) over Wyatt Schmitt (Illinois) 8-1 Third Place Bouts 88 lbs - Christopher Swann (Georgia) over James Hemmila (Illinois) 7-1 94 lbs - Saxton Scott (Idaho) over Kole Davidheiser (Pennsylvania) 10-7 100 lbs - William Phillips (Tennessee) over Boden Banta (Idaho) 5-3 106 lbs - Tyler Dekraker (Virginia) over Evan Sanati (Virginia) 4-0 113 lbs - Isaiah Cortez (California) over Connor Fiser (Iowa) 9-0 120 lbs - Christian Fretwell (Florida) over Billy Townson (California) 7-4 126 lbs - Gauge Botero (Pennsylvania) over Brock Weiss (Pennsylvania) 15-6 132 lbs - Nolan Fellers (Iowa) over Draven McCall (Florida) Fall :24 138 lbs - Elvis Solis (Florida) over Landon Desselle (Tennessee) 145 lbs - Benjamin Smith (Maryland) over Gabriel Delgado (Nevada) 8-6 152 lbs - Damarion Ross (Iowa) over Gianni Maldonado (Florida) 2-1 160 lbs - Aidan Squier (New Jersey) over Bekhruz Sadriddinov (Pennsylvania) 13-3 170 lbs - Gavin Blondeaux (Nevada) over Hudson Rogers (Idaho) 5-2 182 lbs - De'Alcapon Veazy (Indiana) over Artem Skyba (Pennsylvania) 6-4 195 lbs - Aiden Cooley (Texas) over Cole Carter (Alabama) 5-1 220 lbs - Mason Ellis (Alabama) over Jay Henderson (Utah) 7-5 285 lbs - Evan Gratz (Wisconsin) over Lee Smith (Illinois) 1:37 Fifth Place Bouts 88 lbs - Daniel Goodwin (Colorado) over Carter Kendrick (South Dakota) 9-0 94 lbs - Rider Seguine (Idaho) over Brock Johnson (Kansas) 9-0 100 lbs - Lawson Eller (Minnesota) over Revin Dickman (Indiana) MedFFT 106 lbs - Kody Tanimoto (Texas) over Vincent Luttrell (New Mexico) 6-2 113 lbs - Edwin Sierra (California) over Brodie Christmas (Alabama) 8-5 120 lbs - Elijah Cortez (California) over Maximus Riggins (Iowa) 9-0 126 lbs - Phoenix Contos (Ohio) over Kaden Allen (Kansas) 12-6 132 lbs - Tre Haines (Washington) over Tyson Sherlock (Maryland) 4-1 138 lbs - Kane Naaktgeboren (Iowa) over Tucker Stangel (Iowa) Fall 3:59 145 lbs - Ryder Yoshitake (California) over Alexander Smith (Indiana) Fall 1:28 152 lbs - Banks Love (Utah) over Claudio Torres (Florida) 7-6 160 lbs - Anthony Gutierrez (Illinois) over Macon Ayers (Virginia) 6-1 170 lbs - Brent Slade (Iowa) over Nicholas Ronchetti (Illinois) 6-4 182 lbs - Karson Tompkins (Texas) over Cittadino Tuttle (Minnesota) MedFFT 195 lbs - Jason Singer (Pennsylvania) over Behlen Waugh (Ohio) 8-0 220 lbs - Melvin Whitehead (Nevada) over Koen Mattern (Washington) MedFFT 285 lbs - Caleb Rodriguez (Florida) over Brayden Hill (Kansas) 9-1 Seventh Place Bouts 88 lbs - Jose Cordero (Tennessee) over Mason Brayfield (Missouri) 10-1 94 lbs - Nathan Rioux (Indiana) over Jaron Bensinger (Michigan) 8-0 100 lbs - Tas Storer (California) over Gavin Pardilla (Illinois) 5-0 106 lbs - Liam Neitzel (Wisconsin) over Chase Mills (Minnesota) 5-0 113 lbs - Moses Mendoza (California) over Wyatt Medlin (Illinois) 6-4 120 lbs - Cooper Hilton (Tennessee) over Jacob Herm (Wisconsin) 7-6 126 lbs - Gage Walker (Oklahoma) over Chase Van Hoven (Virginia) Fall 2:24 132 lbs - Garrett Reece (Colorado) over Giosue Hickman (Arizona) 9-1 138 lbs - Logan Paradice (Georgia) over Jayden Haueter (Minnesota) 9-0 145 lbs - Emil Necula (Georgia) over Kyle Lew (Texas) 8-0 152 lbs - Waylon Cressell (North Dakota) over Leister Bowling (Colorado) 10-5 160 lbs - Brenton Russell (Indiana) over Tyrel Miller (Ohio) Fall :41 170 lbs - Jake Stacey (Tennessee) over Luke Hancock (Kansas) 5-4 182 lbs - William Ward (North Dakota) over Brock Hacker (Georgia) 3-0 195 lbs - Jake Conroy (Pennsylvania) over Mark Marin III (California) 9-0 220 lbs - James Bechter (Ohio) over Jayden Tadeo-Gosal (California) 8-0 285 lbs - Connor Aney (Washington) over Naimana Filivaolelei (Utah) 7-4

Oklahoma State's 3x NCAA runner-up Daton Fix (photo courtesy of Sam Janicki; SJanickiPhoto.com) To steal the line from last year's FCW Top-20 Articles, everyone knows 125 Pat Glory, 133 Roman Bravo-Young, 174 Carter Starocci, 184 Aaron Brooks, and 285 Gable Steveson are bonus point monsters, and this season they totaled 283 Fpts. Top names and all NCAA Champions or Finalists (Nick Suriano did not make the Top-20). But here's five names that totaled 328 Fpts: 125 Caleb Smith (APP), 133 Joshua Koderhandt (NAVY), 174 Logan Messer (GMU), 184 Jonathan Loew (COR), and 285 Ben Goldin (PENN). This group only has one All-American (Loew finishing 8th). And as I say every year, that's the beauty and frustration of Fantasy Sports. Sometimes your top performers are not "household names." So, with that, let's take a look at this past season's Top-20 at each weight to help give you an early start to win each week this coming year. To compile these lists, we used standard WrestleStat Fantasy College Wrestling Data & Scoring. Just a reminder of how points were tallied in WrestleStat leagues: 1) The scoring used was Standard Team Scoring across all competitions (+3 for a win by decision, -4 for a loss by Major, etc) 2) Scoring only counted against D1 competition 3) Wins via Forfeits (FFT) would count as +6 towards a wrestler's point total 4) Wins or Losses by Medical Forfeit (MFF) did not count as + or - towards a wrestler's point total 5) Points were only accumulated during the regular season Notes: For the second year in a row, Daton Fix sits as the #1 Fantasy Wrestler at 133 with a PPM of 4.5, powered by five regular-season pins. Unlike last year, where a 133 wrestler did not finish in the Top-33 Overall, Daton Fix was the #16 Overall Fantasy Wrestler in 2022. National Champ Roman Bravo-Young comes in at #7, which means he has finished in the Top-10 at 133 in each of the last three seasons. Though, this season he fell well below his ADP of 15.21 (was the #54 Fantasy Wrestler Overall). He had the least amount of matches wrestled at 133 to make the Top-20 this season. At the start of the season, Coach Chandler had noted that Rayvon Foley was possibly going to be at 133. Well, from a Fantasy perspective it worked out stupendously as Foley racked up 75 Fpts and the #2 spot at 133. Foley started off with what would be considered an upset loss to Tony Madrigal, but would go on to only have two losses and a regular season bonus rate of 52%. Although, he did not have a pin all season (regular and post). True freshman Joshua Koderhandt tied Foley on points, but was 0.2 short on PPM due in large part to his loss by tech against Dylan Ragusin. Koderhandt did beat 4th place finisher Michael McGee by one point and 5th place finisher Lucas Byrd by six Fpts. Maryland lands two wrestlers on the list, the starter King Sandoval and his backup Jackson Cockrell. Sandoval was 15-13 in the regular season, which at first you wouldn't think would be a record to be in the Top-20 of 224 wrestlers considered. But when you have 13 of those 15 wins being by pin, it's just enough to break that threshold. Cockrell went about it the traditional way, going 21-7 in D1 matches with “technically” no bonus (I consider wins by FFT, DQ, INJ, and MFF as wins by bonus, so I say he had three bonus wins this season). Both Terrapins finished this season with 41 Fpts. Two Redshirts made the list at 133, Ohio's Alex Gonzales with 48 Fpts and Bucknell's Dylan Chappell with 44. Both Redshirts finished better than All-Americans Austin DeSanto and Devan Turner as well as perennial Fantasy All-Star Codi Russell. Seven All-Americans made the 2022 Top-20 at 133. Who Missed The Cut: The only All-American to not make the Top-20 was Chris Cannon (NW) who finished at #27. He missed the first month of competition, which is one reason why he probably wasn't closer to making the list. That and having a bonus rate of about 20% didn't help. Drew Mattin (MICH) and Matt Ramos (PUR) fell one point short of the Top-20. Matt Ramos put in an impressive Freshman campaign as the starter, at a weight above where he probably should have been, and made it as a 26th seed to the bloodround. A regular season record of 13-5 and a bonus rate of about 27% lands Micky Phillippi (PITT) at the #34 spot. The 5 regular season losses Micky had this season are more than he has had in his past three starting seasons (3). Other notables missing the cut include Joey Oliveri (RUT) at #33 with 32 Fpts, season pin leader contender Anthony Sobotker (BING) at #39 with 30 Fpts, Ramazan Attasauov (ISU) at #44 with 27 Fpts, and Sammy Alvarez (RUT) at #47 with 22 Fpts.

Carina Giangeruso 132 lb 16U national champion; New Jersey's first (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Earlier this week, we unveiled some fun facts and trends from the 16U men's freestyle tournament. Here are some from the 16U women's tournament. This event continues to evolve, perhaps more than any other tournament Fargo because of which the rate that high school/college wrestling is growing for young women. Also, some of the holdouts have finally sanctioned girls HS wrestling (what's the holdup on the others?). Because of these changes, expect to see this tournament change in the coming years, because of new pockets of wrestling opportunities available for young girls. None of this was more evident than Iowa winning a team title and traditional powerhouse California taking third, behind Missouri. As with anything historical pertaining to Fargo, this couldn't be possible without Jason Bryant's Fargo Almanac, which is an incredible resource. For the second consecutive year, a woman from Indiana captured the championship at 100 lbs. This year it was Rianne Murphy and in 2021 it was Makenzie Smith. It's only the third 16U title by an Indiana native. Molly Allen claimed the title at 112 lbs. She is only the third Iowa native to win at 16U. The first was Rachel Watters at 143 lbs in 2013. Carina Giangeruso won the first championship by a 16U woman from New Jersey. To win, she needed to defeat Lauren Walton of Kentucky. Had Walton won, it would have been Kentucky's first title. Sarah Henckel captured only the second 16U title by a Connecticut woman. The first was Cara Broadus in 2016. Last year, Nebi Tsarni became the first Maryland woman to win a 16U national title. That makes her the first Maryland native to win multiple 16U titles, which she did by taking the stop sign at 144 lbs. Another repeat champion was Ella Pagel of Minnesota at 164 lbs. Last year, Nagel won both 16U and Junior titles. Pagel and Skylar Little Soldier joined Emily Shilson as the only two-time 16U national champions from Minnesota. At 180 lbs, Sabrina Nauss won her second consecutive 16U title. Led by eight All-Americans (1 champion), Iowa won their first team championship. That stopped a run from 2012 where California won every team title. In the history of the 16U women's tournament, Iowa only had 15 All-Americans from 2011-2021. This year they had more than half of that total with eight. Runner-up Missouri established a new state high with nine All-Americans. In 2019, they put eight on the podium, which tied the previous high of eight from 2017. Tennessee's Piper Fowler became the state's second-ever 16U finalist. Last year, Genesis Gilmore made the 152 lb finals and became the first. Ciara Riner took seventh place at 127 lbs for Team West Virginia. That made Riner the first 16U All-American representing her state. Virginia had a trio of All Americans with Mia Galindo (100 - 7th), May Cuyler (144 - 4th), and Taylor Waddy (180 lbs - 8th). The last time that Virginia had three or more 16U women's All-Americans was in 2015, when they had four. Coming into this tournament, Oklahoma had only produced six 16U All-Americans in the entire history of the women's event and never had more than one in a single year. In 2022, they had three; Bella Williams (117 - 3rd), Kali Hayden (180 - 2nd), Symphony Velez (180 - 6th). 35 states had at least one All-American. That's up from 2021 with 31 and 2019 with 33.

Indiana's semifinalist De'Alcapon Veazy (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) 16U Greco-Roman Semifinal Matchups 88 lbs - Tanner Tran (Tennessee) vs. Christopher Swann (Georgia) 88 lbs - James Hemmila (Illinois) vs. Caleb Noble (Wisconsin) 94 lbs - Haakon Peterson (Wisconsin) vs. Rider Seguine (Idaho) 94 lbs - Cole Welte (Nebraska) vs. Kole Davidheiser (Pennsylvania) 100 lbs - Lawson Eller (Minnesota) vs. Lincoln Sledzianowski (Florida) 100 lbs - Revin Dickman (Indiana) vs. Hudson Loges (Nebraska) 106 lbs - Vincent Luttrell (New Mexico) vs. Jeremiah Wachsmuth (Oregon) 106 lbs - Kody Tanimoto (Texas) vs. Ryker Graff (Iowa) 113 lbs - Declan Koch (Wisconsin) vs. Edwin Sierra (California) 113 lbs - Connor Fiser (Iowa) vs. Jayden Raney (Kentucky) 120 lbs - Jordyn Raney (Kentucky) vs. Christian Fretwell (Florida) 120 lbs - Amryn Nutter (Wisconsin) vs. Elijah Cortez (California) 126 lbs - Phoenix Contos (Ohio) vs. Thomas Verrette (Colorado) 126 lbs - Kaden Allen (Kansas) vs. Elias Navdia (California) 132 lbs - Nathaniel Askew (Georgia) vs. Draven McCall (Florida) 132 lbs - Nolan Feller (Iowa) vs. Billy Greenwood (Colorado) 138 lbs - Gabriel Bouyssou (Rhode Island) vs. Tucker Stangel (Iowa) 138 lbs - Kane Naaktgeboren (Iowa) vs. Alex Braun (Minnesota) 145 lbs - Gabriel Delgado (Nevada) vs. Hunter Sturgill (Tennessee) 145 lbs - Benjamin Smith (Maryland) vs. Aliaksandr Kikiniou (California) 152 lbs - Kaleb Shine (Montana) vs. Claudio Torres (Florida) 152 lbs - Tristin Greene (Ohio) vs. Banks Love (Utah) 160 lbs - Bekhruz Sadriddinov (Pennsylvania) vs. Angelo Posada (California) 160 lbs - Anthony Gutierrez (Illinois) vs. Tristan Steldt (Wisconsin) 170 lbs - Gavin Blondeaux (Nevada) vs. Bryce Burkett (Minnesota) 170 lbs - Jarrel Miller Jr. (Ohio) vs. Nicholas Ronchetti (Illinois) 182 lbs - De'Alcapon Veazy (Indiana) vs. Coby Merrill (California) 182 lbs - Cittadino Tuttle (Minnesota) vs. Adam Waters (Pennsylvania) 195 lbs - Brennan Carey (Missouri) vs. Cole Carter (Alabama) 195 lbs - Behlen Waugh (Ohio) vs. Michael Mocco (Florida) 220 lbs - Nicholas Sahakian (California) vs. Melvin Whitehead (Nevada) 220 lbs - Mason Ellis (Alabama) vs. Rylan Kuhn (Missouri) 285 lbs - Sampson Stillwell (Missouri) vs. Soren Pirhoun (Virginia) 285 lbs - Evan Gratz (Wisconsin) vs. Wyatt Schmitt (Illinois)

164 lb Junior National champion Brooklyn Hays (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Team Scores 1. California 165 2. Michigan 122 3. Illinois 106 4. Missouri 83 5. Texas 74 6. Florida 62 7. Minnesota 60 8. Ohio 59 9. Pennsylvania 53 10. Indiana 49 10. Washington 19 Junior Women's Freestyle Championship Finals 100 lbs - Sterling Dias (Nevada) over Makennah Craft (Ohio) 9-4 106 lbs - Clare Booe (Florida) over Aspen Blasko (Minnesota) 10-0 112 lbs - Alex Szkotnicki (Maryland) over Aubre Krazer (Pennsylvania) 6-2 117 lbs - Juliana Diaz (Florida) over Alexis Montes (Texas) 6-2 122 lbs - Cadence Diduch (Illinois) over Emily Sindoni (New York) 12-2 127 lbs - Sarah Savidge (Colorado) over Jordyn Fouse (Pennsylvania) 10-0 132 lbs - Janida Garcia (California) over Skylar Little Soldier (Minnesota) 6-4 138 lbs - Skylar Hattendorf (Massachusetts) over Amitria McNack (Missouri) 10-0 144 lbs - Sydney Perry (Illinois) over Clarissa Agostini (Michigan) 13-12 152 lbs - Mishell Rebisch (Michigan) over Stella Steigler (Virginia) Fall 1:57 164 lbs - Brooklyn Hays (Utah) over Ella Pagel (Minnesota) 10-0 180 lbs - Sabrina Nauss (Michigan) over Alivia White (Washington) Fall 3:25 200 lbs - Savannah Isaac (Ohio) over Sam Calkins (California) 3-2 225 lbs - Emma Bommarito (Michigan) over Dasia Yearby (South Carolina) Fall 1:21 Third Place Bouts 100 lbs - Gigi Bragg (Michigan) over Rianne Murphy (Indiana) 11-0 106 lbs - Ava Ward (Missouri) over Chloe Dearwester (Ohio) 6-0 112 lbs - Karlee Brooks (Arizona) over Cecilia Williams (Michigan) 10-0 117 lbs - Bella Williams (Oklahoma) over Torieonna Buchanan (Indiana) 3-2 122 lbs - Alyssa Randles (Idaho) over Zao Estrada (South Carolina) 12-2 127 lbs - Alexis Janiak (Illinois) over Ella Jauregui (California) 6-4 132 lbs - Alicen Dillard (Texas) over Zoe Griffith (New York) 6-0 138 lbs - Netavia Wickson (Illinois) over Liv Wieber (Idaho) 11-0 144 lbs - Maddie Kubicki (Missouri) over Nebi Tsarni (Maryland) 11-9 152 lbs - Eduarda Rodrigues (California) over Johanna Forman (California) 10-0 164 lbs - Shannon Workinger (Washington) over Yasmine Kalilly Oliveira (Alabama) Fall :44 180 lbs - Katelyn Lewis (Wisconsin) over Isabella Renfro (Missouri) Fall 1:06 200 lbs - Riley Dempewolf (Indiana) over Madeline Welch (Texas) 2-1 225 lbs - Rewa Chababo (Texas) over Kiara Ganey (Illinois) Fall 1:10 Fifth Place Bouts 100 lbs - Mia Zuniga (Washington) over Avy Perez (California) Fall :25 106 lbs - Mikayla Garcia (California) over Jenavi Alejandro (Nevada) 7-5 112 lbs - Kiely Tabaldo (California) over Avery Ashley (Texas) 10-0 117 lbs - Isabella Marie Gonzales (California) over Arieana Arias (California) Fall 2:45 122 lbs - Haylie Jaffe (Pennsylvania) over Alejandra Valdiviezo (California) 10-0 127 lbs - Natasha Markoutsis (Illinois) over Jaclyn Dehney (New Hampshire) 10-0 132 lbs - Taylor Fierbach-Graveman (South Dakota) over Taydem Khamjoi (California) Injury Default 138 lbs - Alessandra Elliott (New York) over Kryssceah Ravenelle (Rhode Island) Injury Default 144 lbs - Allyssa Johnson (North Dakota) over Caitlyn Davis (South Carolina) Fall 3:44 152 lbs - Genevieve An (Georgia) over Aspen Barber (Colorado) 9-4 164 lbs - Piper Fowler (Tennessee) over Naomi Simon (Iowa) Fall 4:56 180 lbs - Maliya Castillo (California) over Tirza Twoteeth (Montana) 12-4 200 lbs - Mariyah Brumley (Missouri) over Brooke Bennett (Missouri) Fall 1:36 225 lbs - Alysse Phillips (California) over Andrea Smith (Florida) 7-1 Seventh Place Bouts 100 lbs - Makenize Smith (Indiana) over Erin Hikiji (Hawaii) 16-6 106 lbs - Jasmine Luedtke (Iowa) over Alexsys Jacquez (Colorado) 10-0 112 lbs - Janessa George (Colorado) over Diana Gonzalez (California) Fall 3:29 117 lbs - Fernanda Lopez (Texas) over Kira Cole (Ohio) Fall 5:50 122 lbs - Anna Krejsa (Indiana) over Savannah Witt (Pennsylvania) 10-0 127 lbs - Ayana Medina (Oregon) over Estella Gutches (Oregon) Fall 1:05 132 lbs - Ella Schmit (Iowa) over Camryn Brown (Connecticut) Fall 4:31 138 lbs - Nicole Poussier (Washington) over Gianna Dibenedetto (California) Fall 5:02 144 lbs - Elleni Johnson (Utah) over Savannah Gomez (California) Fall 2:04 152 lbs - Rose Cassioppi (Illinois) over Delise Villa (California) 12-0 164 lbs - Haley Ward (Missouri) over Jael Miller (Pennsylvania) 10-0 180 lbs - Henlee Haynes (Florida) over Taylor Knox (Colorado) 14-7 200 lbs - Ella Murphey (Tennessee) over Zoe Adam (South Dakota) Fall 1:02 225 lbs - Karla Padilla Zepeda (Utah) over Ciara Monger (Colorado) Fall 2:42

New Chattanooga assistant coach Kyle Massey (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) CHATTANOOGA – Head Wrestling Coach Kyle Ruschell announced the addition of Kyle Massey to the staff on Wednesday afternoon. Ruschell and Massey reunite after competing together at the University of Wisconsin. “I'm thrilled to announce the addition of Kyle Massey to my staff,” said Ruschell. “From our days as teammates at Wisconsin through his four years coaching at Columbia, he not only has my trust but also has unique qualifications making him the perfect fit for the direction of this program.” Massey will make the trip to the Scenic City after spending four years as an assistant coach at Columbia University where he worked primarily with the upper weight classes. “I am incredibly excited to be a part of the Chattanooga Wrestling program,” said Massey. “Coach Ruschell and his staff have built something very special here and I hope to assist them in continuing to develop Southern Conference Champions and All-Americans. Go Mocs!” Prior to Columbia, Massey was a volunteer assistant coach at the University of Michigan during the 2012-13 season. He began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant and strength coach at the University of Wisconsin from 2010-12. Massey was a resident athlete from 2013-15 at the Cliff Keen Wrestling Club in Ann Arbor, Mich. for two years where he competed internationally at the 125-kg weight class. Massey earned the silver medal at the 2013 Guelph Open. From 2015-18, he coached for the Badger Regional Training Center before making the move to New York to join the Lion's wrestling staff. “We have some exciting changes and additions to our lineup and having a "big guy" who's able to challenge them on the mat and contribute to their growth and knowledge of the sport will make a huge difference for us,” Ruschell added. “We're gearing up for a really fun season for the Mocs!” The former Wisconsin Badger heavyweight was a 2008 All-American after finishing eighth at the NCAA Championships. That year he posted a 30-10 record and ended the season on an 11-match dual winning streak. He was selected to compete in the 2008-09 NWCA All-Star Classic. Massey concluded his collegiate career with an 84-32 record. He earned his bachelor's degree in Life Science Communications.

Ohio's Junior freestyle finalist Savannah Isaac (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Junior Women's Freestyle Semifinal Results 100 lbs - Sterling Dias (Nevada) over Gigi Bragg (Michigan) 5-4 100 lbs - Makennah Craft (Ohio) over Rianne Murphy (Indiana) 8-6 106 lbs - Clare Booe (Florida) over Ava Ward (Missouri) Fall 1:17 106 lbs - Aspen Blasko (Minnesota) over Chloe Dearwester (Ohio) 12-1 112 lbs - Alex Szkotnicki (Maryland) over Kiely Tabaldo (California) 6-2 112 lbs - Aubre Krazer (Pennsylvania) over Avery Ashley (Texas) 5-0 117 lbs - Alexis Montes (Texas) over Isabella Marie Gonzales (California) Fall 2:06 117 lbs - Juliana Diaz (Florida) over Arieana Arias (California) 17-7 122 lbs - Cadence Diduch (Illinois) over Alejandra Valdiviezo (California) Fall 3:00 122 lbs - Emily Sindoni (New York) over Haylie Jaffe (Pennsylvania) 12-2 127 lbs - Jordyn Fouse (Pennsylvania) over Jaclyn Dehny (New Hampshire) 10-0 127 lbs - Sarah Savidge (Colorado) over Alexis Janiak (Illinois) 8-4 132 lbs - Skylar Little Soldier (Minnesota) over Taydem Khamjoi (California) 12-6 132 lbs - Janida Garcia (California) over Alicen Dillard (Texas) 11-6 138 lbs - Skylar Hattendorf (Massachusetts) over Kryssceah Ravenelle (Rhode Island) Fall :33 138 lbs - Amitria McNack (Missouri) over Alessandra Elliott (New York) Fall 3:27 144 lbs - Sydney Perry (Illinois) over Allyssa Johnson (North Dakota) 7-2 144 lbs - Clarissa Agostini (Michigan) over Caitlyn Davis (South Carolina) 17-6 152 lbs - Stella Steigler (Virginia) over Aspen Barber (Colorado) 7-5 152 lbs - Mishell Rebisch (Michigan) over Genevieve An (Georgia) 12-1 164 lbs - Brooklyn Hays (Utah) over Naomi Simon (Iowa) 8-2 164 lbs - Ella Pagel (Minnesota) over Shannon Workinger (Washington) 8-7 180 lbs - Sabrina Nauss (Michigan) over Maliya Castillo (California) Fall :43 180 lbs - Alivia White (Washington) over Tirza Twoteeth (Montana) Fall :30 200 lbs - Sam Calkins (California) over Madeline Welch (Texas) 6-1 200 lbs - Savannah Isaac (Ohio) over Riley Dempewolf (Indiana) 7-0 225 lbs - Eliana Bommarito (Michigan) over Rewa Chababo (Texas) Fall 1:20 225 lbs - Dasia Yearby (South Carolina) over Alysse Phillips (California) Fall :32

Little Rock signee Kyle Dutton; 145 lb champion (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Tuesday afternoon saw the conclusion of the Men's Junior freestyle tournament in Fargo. As one would expect, there were plenty of future stars in competition, showing off their talents. The floor of the FargoDome is typically lined with college coaches, either scouting future prospects or keeping tabs on their current recruits. In the coming days and weeks, we'll likely hear of new commitment based on performance and contact in Fargo. Before then, we're going to look at recruits who have either signed or verballed to compete at the next level, that got onto the Junior freestyle podium in Fargo yesterday. Arizona State Nicco Ruiz (160 lbs - 2nd place) - Class of 2023 Augustana Max Ramberg (220 lbs - 8th place) Bucknell Noah Mulvaney (170 lbs - 5th place) - Class of 2023 Cal Poly Lucas Condon (170 lbs - 4th place) - Class of 2023 Cornell Mason Gibson (126 lbs - Champion) - Class of 2024 Simon Ruiz (170 lbs - 7th place) - Class of 2023 Harvard Max Agresti (220 lbs - 4th place) - Class of 2023 Illinois Kole Brower (138 lbs - 7th place) Kannon Webster (132 lbs - 2nd place) - Class of 2023 Indiana Tyler Lillard (170 lbs - 6th place) Iowa Ryder Block (138 lbs - Champion) - Class of 2023 Kolby Franklin (220 lbs - Runner-Up) Bradley Hill (220 lbs - Champion) Nate Jesuroga (120 lbs - Champion) - Class of 2023 Joel Jesuroga (145 lbs - 4th place) Aiden Riggins (160 lbs - Champion) Iowa State Tate Naaktgeboren (182 lbs - 3rd place) - Class of 2023 Lehigh Luke Stanich (126 lbs - Runner-Up) - Class of 2023 Little Rock Brendon Abdon (160 lbs - 7th place) Kyle Dutton (145 lbs - Champion) Cael Keck (132 lbs - 8th place) Michigan Dylan Gilcher (145 lbs - 6th place) - Class of 2023 Caden Howath (120 lbs - Runner-Up) - Class of 2023 Beau Mantanona (145 lbs - Runner-Up) - Class of 2023 Rylan Rogers (195 lbs - Runner-Up) Hayden Walters (195 lbs - 4th place) - Class of 2023 Minnesota State - Mankato Caleb Meunier (145 lbs - 5th place) Missouri J Conway (160 lbs - 6th place) Navy Ryder Rogotzke (182 lbs - 4th place) - Class of 2023 NC State Jeremiah Price (152 lbs - 8th place) - Class of 2023 Nebraska Ismael Ayoub (138 lbs - Runner-Up) Alan Koehler (120 lbs - 3rd place) - Class of 2023 Kael Lauridsen (120 lbs - 5th place) - Class of 2023 North Dakota State Gavin Drexler (145 lbs - 7th place) Boeden Greenley (152 lbs - 6th place) - Class of 2023 Northern Iowa Cory Land (132 lbs - Champion) Wyatt Voelker (195 lbs - Third place) Ohio State Vinny Kilkeary (120 lbs - 7th place) - Class of 2023 Rocco Welsh (170 lbs - Runner-Up) - Class of 2023 Oklahoma AJ Heeg (182 lbs - Runner-Up) - Class of 2023 Dylan Russo (220 lbs - 5th place) - Class of 2023 Oregon State Justin Rademacher (182 lbs - 7th place) - Class of 2023 Nash Singleton (132 lbs - 4th place) Penn Max Gallagher (126 lbs - 5th place) - Class of 2023 Jude Swisher (152 lbs - 3rd place) Penn State Joshua Barr (170 lbs - Champion) - Class of 2023 Braeden Davis (120 lbs - 4th place) - Class of 2023 Princeton Ty Whalen (152 lbs - Runner-Up) South Dakota State Kail Wynia (220 lbs - 6th place) Stanford Jack Darrah (195 lbs - 7th place) Zach Hanson (145 lbs - 3rd place) - Class of 2023 Lorenzo Norman (170 lbs - 3rd place) - Class of 2023 Aden Valencia (126 lbs - 6th place) - Class of 2024 St. Cloud State Elijah Novak (285 lbs - 8th place) Virginia Tech Parker Ferrell (285 lbs - 5th place) - Class of 2024 UW Parkside Shane Corrigan (126 lbs - 7th place)

Lock Haven 125 lber Anthony Noto (photo courtesy of Sam Janicki; SJanickiPhoto.com) When the final whistle blows at the national tournament, fans usually get up from their seats and rush for the exits to try and get a table at a nearby watering hole. Most of the time, the walk and talk is about who was most dominant, who choked, or who had that terrible call go against them. For me, I start running through what wrestlers I don't have to ever worry about again for the upcoming #FantasyCollegeWrestling season. Nick Suriano? Nicky No-More. Sebastian Rivera? See ya later. Greg Bulsak? Bye Bye. Gable Steveson?... probably, possibly, maybe. It's a business mindset and you have to start your research early for that draft in October. This year though, we took a little time off… longer than usual (as you can see by the time of these articles). Behind the scenes the Fantasy D1 crew has been working on a few projects I think you all are going to enjoy, but that's a reveal for September (stay tuned). But now we are back, getting that #FantasyCollegeWrestling itch and starting to sift through the data for a season passed. To look forward in strategy, you have to look at the past and history trends to 1) recognize targets for your draft strategy and 2) create your shortlist for in-season stashes and add/drops. To steal the line from last year's FCW Top-20 Articles, everyone knows 125 Pat Glory, 133 Roman Bravo-Young, 174 Carter Starocci, 184 Aaron Brooks, and 285 Gable Steveson are bonus point monsters, and this season they totaled 283 Fpts. Top names and all NCAA Champions or Finalists (Nick Suriano did not make the Top-20). But here's five names that totaled 328 Fpts: 125 Caleb Smith (APP), 133 Joshua Koderhandt (NAVY), 174 Logan Messer (GMU), 184 Jonathan Loew (COR), and 285 Ben Goldin (PENN). This group only has one All-American (Loew finishing 8th). And as I say every year, that's the beauty and frustration of Fantasy Sports. Sometimes your top performers are not "household names." So, with that, let's take a look at this past season's Top-20 at each weight to help give you an early start to win each week this coming year. To compile these lists, we used standard WrestleStat Fantasy College Wrestling Data & Scoring. Just a reminder of how points were tallied in WrestleStat leagues: 1) The scoring used was Standard Team Scoring across all competitions (+3 for a win by decision, -4 for a loss by Major, etc) 2) Scoring only counted against D1 competition 3) Wins via Forfeits (FFT) would count as +6 towards a wrestler's point total 4) Wins or Losses by Medical Forfeit (MFF) did not count as + or - towards a wrestler's point total 5) Points were only accumulated during the regular season Notes: He wasn't even supposed to start this season. 2020 #3 Fantasy Wrestler at 125 Luke Werner was supposed to finish his Senior year and NC State transfer Anthony Noto would slide in perfectly to keep the Eagles soaring. Due to injury though, Noto stepped in and took the Fantasy season by storm. He finished with the 3rd biggest gap between 1st and 2nd (23 Fpts). In the first half of the season during his redshirt, six of his 13 matches were won by bonus (two pins and two techs) and suffered one loss. After taking the starting spot, Noto went undefeated in his last 14 matches, scoring bonus in 10 of them (four pins and three techs). An added note, of the top 251 wrestlers that had an Average Draft Position data point, Noto came in…. not listed. He did not have any draft data available (what a Portal pickup!) Another true freshman, with higher notoriety, who was thrust into the starting lineup was Drake Ayala, taking over for the injured Spencer Lee. Big knee braces to fill, but Drake held his own only losing four matches to two wrestlers (the backside bandit Pat McKee being his kryptonite and three of those losses). Ayala finished the regular season at #19 in the 125 weight class. The highest senior was Fabian Gutierrez who finished his career with 2022 being a statistical best as a starter in most wins, winning percentage, and RPI (per WrestleStat), even though his bonus rate was just slightly down (39.3% compared to his best rate in 2021 at 42.1%). The only other senior in this list, who has been in the Top-5 of 125 twice in the past three years, was Devin Schroder. 2022 finalist Pat Glory finished at #6 with 53 Fpts and a 61.5% regular season bonus rate, but missing the Top-5 by three points. Had Glory wrestled in the Southeast Open and at Iowa, chances are he would have finished as #2. Despite the low bonus rate of 12.5% (only two majors of his 16 matches), Trevor Mastrogiovanni found himself breaking into the Top-20 at #17. Four 2022 All-Americans finished in the Top-10 Who Missed The Cut: National Champion Nick Suriano (MICH) fell just short of breaking the Top-20 by one Fantasy Point, despite only wrestling eight D1 Matches in the regular season. Had he beat Drew Hildebrandt (PSU) by a major (his only win by dec in the regular season), he would have been #20. By a tech? #19. And via pin, #16. Despite getting the best of #19 Ayala three times this season, Pat McKee (MINN) fell to #25. After a bonus-filled start, his last eight matches unfortunately yielded -7 putting him in a late hole and finishing with 33 Fpts. The final All-American who was on the outside, and really really outside, was Michael DeAugustino (NW) finishing at #45. He only had eight total D1 matches starting with Northwestern's dual from January 7th and only one bonus win (by tech) which was negated by two losses by Dec to finish with only 17 Fpts. Spencer Lee (IOWA) only wrestled three matches, all at the National Collegiate Duals, and scored 12 Fpts, which tied him for #51 at 125 with True Freshman Richard Figueroa (ASU). Other notables include Clarion's Joseph Ficher missing out on the #20 spot by 0.04 in PPM, Joey Prata (OU) at #30 with 30 Fpts, Drew Hildebrandt (PSU) just under that with 29 Fpts, and Sam Latona (VT) at #41 with 21 Fpts.

Minnesota 164 lb semifinalist Ella Pagel (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Junior Women's Freestyle Quarterfinal Results 100 lbs - Sterling Dias (Nevada) over Mia Zuniga (Washington) 10-0 100 lbs - Gigi Bragg (Michigan) over Brooke Corrigan (Wisconsin) 14-4 100 lbs - Rianne Murphy (Indiana) over Juliana Alejandro (Nevada) Fall 1:02 100 lbs - Makennah Craft (Ohio) over Katey Valdez (Colorado) 12-2 106 lbs - Ava Ward (Missouri) over Genesis Cejudo (Arizona) 10-0 106 lbs - Clare Booe (Florida) over Lisa Pastoriza (Arizona) 11-1 106 lbs - Chloe Dearwester (Ohio) over Kadence Beck (Idaho) 8-5 106 lbs - Aspen Blasko (Minnesota) over Jenavi Alejandro (Nevada) Fall 4:26 112 lbs - Alex Szkotnicki (Maryland) over Skyla Zimmerman (Idaho) Fall 1:15 112 lbs - Kiely Tabaldo (California) over Karlee Brooks (Arizona) 4-4 112 lbs - Avery Ashley (Texas) over Diana Gonzalez (California) 10-0 112 lbs - Aubre Krazer (Pennsylvania) over Cecilia Williams (Michigan) 4-4 117 lbs - Isabella Marie Gonzales (California) over Sierra Chiesa (Pennsylvania) 5-2 117 lbs - Alexis Montes (Texas) over Kira Cole (Ohio) 10-0 117 lbs - Arieana Arias (California) over Torieonna Buchanan (Indiana) 12-2 117 lbs - Juliana Diaz (Florida) over Fernanda Lopez (Texas) 11-0 122 lbs - Cadence Diduch (Michigan) over Alyssa Randles (Idaho) 5-2 122 lbs - Alejandra Valdiviezo (California) over Trinity Howard (North Carolina) 12-2 122 lbs - Haylie Jaffe (Pennsylvania) over Kierstyn Bockert (Alaska) 10-0 122 lbs - Emily Sindoni (New York) over Rose Kaplan (Indiana) 10-0 127 lbs - Jaclyn Dehney (New Hampshire) over Ayana Medina (Oregon) Fall :45 127 lbs - Jordyn Fouse (Pennsylvania) over Alana Schafer (North Dakota) 11-0 127 lbs - Sarah Savidge (Colorado) over Ella Jauregui (California) 13-2 127 lbs - Alexis Janiak (Illinois) over Estella Gutches (Oregon) 10-0 132 lbs - Skylar Little Soldier (Minnesota) over Hannah Ripper (California) Fall 1:47 132 lbs - Taydem Khamjoi (California) over Alissa Caltagirone (Massachusetts) Fall :42 132 lbs - Alicen Dillard (Texas) over Madyson Gray (Kansas) 9-2 132 lbs - Janida Garcia (California) over Camryn Brown (Connecticut) Fall 1:19 138 lbs - Skylar Hattendorf (Massachusetts) over Reagan Gallaway (Nebraska) Fall 1:43 138 lbs - Kryssceah Ravenelle (Rhode Island) over Gianna DiBenedetto (California) 12-1 138 lbs - Alessandra Elliott (New York) over Gabriella Perez (Florida) Fall 1:01 138 lbs - Amitria McNack (Missouri) over Zoey Lints (New York) Fall 4:42 144 lbs - Elleni Johnson (Utah) over Allyssa Johnson (North Dakota) Fall :35 144 lbs - Sydney Perry (Illinois) over Maggie Graham (Tennessee) 6-6 144 lbs - Caitlyn Davis (South Carolina) over Maddie Kubicki (Missouri) 13-10 144 lbs - Clarissa Agostini (Michigan) over Savannah Gomez (California) 10-6 152 lbs - Stella Steigler (Virginia) over Rose Cassioppi (Illinois) 5-4 152 lbs - Aspen Barber (Colorado) over Ruby Rios (Washington) 10-7 152 lbs - Genevieve An (Georgia) over Kaylee Anderson (Virginia) 13-2 152 lbs - Mishell Rebisch (Michigan) over Delise Villa (California) 10-0 164 lbs - Naomi Simon (Iowa) over Piper Fowler (Tennessee) 10-2 164 lbs - Brooklyn Hays (Utah) over Haley Ward (Missouri) 6-5 164 lbs - Ella Pagel (Minnesota) over Yasmine Kalilly Oliveira (Alabama) Fall :33 164 lbs - Shannon Workinger (Washington) over Trinity Bouchal (Arizona) Fall :25 180 lbs - Sabrina Nauss (Michigan) over Kami Senlycki (Minnesota) Fall :49 180 lbs - Maliya Castillo (California) over Cheyenne Ruiz (Utah) Fall 1:02 180 lbs - Tirza Twoteeth (Montana) over Taylor Knox (Colorado) 6-4 180 lbs - Alivia White (Washington) over Katelyn Lewis (Wisconsin) Fall :58 200 lbs - Sam Calkins (California) over Cheyenne Cruce (Florida) 12-2 200 lbs - Madeline Welch (Texas) over Catherine Dutton (Missouri) Fall 4:58 200 lbs - Riley Dempewolf (Indiana) over Ella Murphey (Tennessee) Fall 4:03 200 lbs - Savannah Isaac (Ohio) over Mariyah Brumley (Missouri) Fall 1:52 225 lbs - Eliana Bommarito (Michigan) over Ciara Monger (Colorado) Fall :33 225 lbs - Rewa Chababo (Texas) over Kiara Ganey (Illinois) Fall 2:43 225 lbs - Dasia Yearby (South Carolina) over Karla Padilla Zepeda (Utah) Fall 2:34 225 lbs - Alysse Phillips (California) over Andrea Smith (Florida) 6-1

220 lb Junior National champion Bradley Hill (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) The Iowa men's freestyle team came into the FargoDome with a lot of hype. It was a crew that recently captured a Junior Dual title for the second consecutive season and featured a boatload of talent. Iowa lived up to those expectations and more with a dominant showing in Junior freestyle. Four Iowa natives won individual titles and the only Iowa wrestler to lose in the finals, did so against an opponent from Iowa. Iowa almost won by 100 points as they distanced themselves from second place Pennsylvania by a 214-116 margin. Overall, 13 Iowa wrestlers got on the podium and 11 of those finished in the top-four of their respective weights. These results bode well for the Iowa Hawkeyes as all five of Iowa's finalists have either signed or committed to wrestling for Tom Brands' team. Below are the final results for the medal round matches at the 2022 Junior National Freestyle Championships. Junior National Freestyle Championship Bouts 100 lbs - Tyler Garvin (Maryland) over Javaan Yarbrough (Ohio) 9-4 106 lbs - Mack Mauger (Idaho) over Kolter Burton (Idaho) 11-1 113 lbs - Hunter Taylor (Missouri) over Deion Johnson (Illinois) 9-2 120 lbs - Nate Jesuroga (Iowa) over Caden Horwath (Michigan) 12-2 126 lbs - Mason Gibson (Pennsylvania) over Luke Stanich (New Jersey) 7-6 132 lbs - Cory Land (Alabama) over Kannon Webster (Illinois) 11-0 138 lbs - Ryder Block (Iowa) over Ismael Ayoub (Ohio) 12-2 145 lbs - Kyle Dutton (Missouri) over Beau Mantanona (California) 10-0 152 lbs - Cody Chittum (Tennessee) over Ty Whalen (New Jersey) 13-3 160 lbs - Aiden Riggins (Iowa) over Nicco Ruiz (California) 15-8 170 lbs - Joshua Barr (Michigan) over Rocco Welsh (Pennsylvania) 8-5 182 lbs - Connor Mirasola (Wisconsin) over AJ Heeg (Oklahoma) 3-0 195 lbs - Cody Merrill (California) over Rylan Rogers (Idaho) 7-1 220 lbs - Bradley Hill (Iowa) over Kolby Franklin (Iowa) 10-7 285 lbs - Aden Attao (Idaho) over Dillan Johnson (Illinois) 9-6 Third Place Results 100 lbs - Jayden Rinken (Iowa) over Tyler Harper (Iowa) 14-3 106 lbs - Dru Ayala (Iowa) over Damian Moreno (Arizona) 11-8 113 lbs - Nathan Desmond (Pennsylvania) over Michael Olson (Minnesota) Fall 1:43 120 lbs - Alan Koehler (Minnesota) over Braeden Davis (Michigan) 12-2 126 lbs - Drew Gorman (Georgia) over Coleman Nogle (Maryland) Fall :37 132 lbs - Grigor Cholakyan (California) over Nash Singleton (Oregon) 18-7 138 lbs - Pierson Manville (Pennsylvania) over Easton Taylor (Kansas) 10-0 145 lbs - Zach Hanson (Minnesota) over Joel Jesuroga (Iowa) 3-2 152 lbs - Jude Swisher (Pennsylvania) over William Henckel (New Jersey) 9-5 160 lbs - Braeden Scoles (Wisconsin) over Rafael Hipolito (Virginia) 9-7 170 lbs - Lorenzo Norman (New Jersey) over Lucas Condon (California) 9-5 182 lbs - Tate Naaktgeboren (Iowa) over Ryder Rogotzke (Minnesota) 8-8 195 lbs - Wyatt Voelker (Iowa) over Hayden Walters (Oregon) 2-1 220 lbs - Sawyer Bartelt (Florida) over Max Agresti (Delaware) 11-0 285 lbs - Ethan Vergara (Florida) over Emmanuel Ulrich (Pennsylvania) 6-0 Fifth Place Results 100 lbs - Caden Smith (Virginia) over Isaac Stewart (Montana) 10-0 106 lbs - Dedrick Navarro (Idaho) over Gage Singleton (Oregon) 12-2 113 lbs - Daniel Guanajuato (Arizona) over Brandon Morvari (Minnesota) MedFFT 120 lbs - Kael Lauridsen (Nebraska) over Kenneth Hendriksen (Tennessee) 10-0 126 lbs - Max Gallagher (New York) over Aden Valencia (California) 132 lbs - Luke Simcox (Pennsylvania) over Omar Ayoub (Ohio) 8-6 138 lbs - Tucker Cell (Montana) over Layton Schneider (Oklahoma) Fall :35 145 lbs - Caleb Meunier (Wisconsin) over Dylan Gilcher (Michigan) 15-8 152 lbs - Ethan Stiles (Illinois) over Boeden Greenley (North Dakota) 12-0 160 lbs - Jed Wester (Minnesota) over J Conway (Indiana) MedFFT 170 lbs - Noah Mulvaney (Wisconsin) over Tyler Lillard (Ohio) 15-5 182 lbs - Timothy McDonnell (California) over Garrett Wells (Oklahoma) 16-8 195 lbs - Cole Mirasola (Wisconsin) over Camden McDanel (Ohio) 16-14 220 lbs - Dylan Russo (Ohio) over Kail Wynia (Minnesota) MedFFT 285 lbs - Parker Ferrell (Virginia) over Max Acciardi (New Jersey) 10-0 Seventh Place Results 100 lbs - Reid Foster (Iowa) over Che Jenkins (Arizona) 14-12 106 lbs - Abram Cline (California) over Ethan Ward (California) 11-0 113 lbs - Layne Kleimann (Utah) over Anthony Ruzic (Illinois) Fall 5:54 120 lbs - Vincent Kilkeary (Pennsylvania) over Gylon Sims (Illinois) 13-6 126 lbs - Shane Corrigan (Wisconsin) over Dillon Campbell (Ohio) 13-11 132 lbs - Jaxon Joy (Ohio) over Cael Keck (Missouri) 10-0 138 lbs - Kole Brower (Illinois) over Casper Stewart (New York) Fall 3:27 145 lbs - Gavin Drexler (Wisconsin) over Q'veli Quintanilla (Washington) 10-0 152 lbs - Charlie Millard (Wisconsin) over Jeremiah Price (North Carolina) 12-0 160 lbs - Brendon Abdon (Florida) over Jasiah Queen (New Jersey) 10-0 170 lbs - Simon Ruiz (New Jersey) over Omaury Alvarez (Georgia) 18-13 182 lbs - Justin Rademacher (Oregon) over Blake Jouret (Kansas) 12-1 195 lbs - Jack Darrah (Missouri) over Remy Cotton (Michigan) 10-0 220 lbs - Caden Ferris (Michigan) over Max Ramberg (Wisconsin) 11-1 285 lbs - Jacob Walker (Iowa) over Elijah Novak (Minnesota) 7-5

113 lb champion Kellen Wolbert (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Yesterday, we saw the finals of the 16U men's freestyle tournament take place in Fargo. As always, there were plenty of excellent performances and stars that announced themselves to the rest of the wrestling world. As we were entering results, we noticed some notable facts surrounding the tournament. Below are some of the "firsts", "best since" and overall fun facts from the event. We'll have more with other divisions as well. As with anything historical pertaining to Fargo, this couldn't be possible without Jason Bryant's Fargo Almanac, which is an incredible resource. Mac Crosson was the third Iowa native to win 88 lb 16U freestyle in the last six tournaments (Cullan Schriever - 2016 and Drake Ayala - 2017). Kentucky's only previous 16U freestyle national champion (Zeke Escalera - 2017) won at 106 lbs, the same weight won by Jayden Raney. In addition to Jayden's title, Jordyn Raney was fifth at 120 lbs. That marked the first time that Kentucky had multiple 16U freestyle placers in the same season. Jay Henderson won Utah's first 16U freestyle national title since Brock Hardy in 2016 (138). Wisconsin had three 16U men's freestyle national champions (Haakon Peterson - 106, Kellen Wolbert - 113, Aeoden Sinclair - 182). That's the most the state has ever had in a single year. 2009 was the only time they had more than one (Alex Dieringer - 135 and Devin Peterson - 171). None of the 2021 16U men's freestyle champions repeated in that age group in 2022. Seth Mendoza and Anthony Knox both made the finals, but lost. Gabriel Bouyssou finished third in 16U men's freestyle. That makes him the highest placewinner (in any style) since Corey Peltier was a runner-up in 2006. Bouyssou's is now a three-time Fargo All-American; making him only the second Rhode Island native to accomplish the feat. Patrick Feeley did so between 2002-05. If he places in Greco, he'll be the first four-time placewinner. Nevada had a pair of 16U freestyle All-Americans with Melvin Whitehead (3rd - 220) and Manuel Saldate (8th - 120). It was the first time that Nevada had multiple placers since 2014 (Ian Timmons, Adrian Ojeda, and Andrew Berreyesa). Virginia had a pair of 16U freestyle All-Americans with Tyler Dekraker (7th - 106) and Ben Weader (8th - 132). It's the first time Virginia has had multiple AA's in this division since 2014 with (Antonio Agee, Jeffrey Allen, Troy Allen). Team New Jersey went 0-3 in the 16U men's freestyle finals (Knox - 120, Alessio Perentin - 152, Vincenzo Lavalle - 195). The last time New Jersey went without a champion in this division was in 2012. That year Kyle Bierdumpfel, Chas Tucker, and Myles Martin lost in the finals. In the same breath, Team Minnesota was held without a title for the first time since 2016. Three Minnesota wrestlers made the 2022 finals (Landon Robideau - 126, Tyson Charmoli - 132, and Bryce Burkett - 170), but all were defeated. In 2016, Minnesota's highest placewinner was Greg Kerkvliet (3rd). Despite being one of the traditional powers, California's had two champions for the first time since 2012. Michael Romero (100) and Brock Mantanona (132) were the champions in 2022. The 2012 champions were Aaron Pico, Anthony and Zahid Valencia. The wins by Romero and Mantanona marked only the second and third titles by California wrestlers since 2014. Maxximus Martinez won the only other title in the interim (in 2018). Team Florida finished in tenth place led by five placers (Lincoln Sledzianowski: 3rd - 100, Elvis Solis: 5th - 138, Claudio Torres: 5th - 152, Michael Mocco: 5th - 195, Caleb Rodriguez: 7th - 285). The only other time that Florida placed more than five wrestlers on the podium was in 1990 when they had six. Those were Adrian Tramotola (3rd - 94.5), Tim Morgan (4th - 94.5), Joe Giammanco (7th - 112), Chris Bono (2nd - 143), Chris Blair (4th - 209), Marvin David (4th - 242). Though they didn't have the type of firepower that the 2021 team possessed, Team Arizona made some history. Arizona had five wrestlers make the 16U freestyle podium (Giosue Hickman: 6th - 126, Israel Ibarra: 6th - 160, Gabriel Ramirez: 7th - 113, Adyn Bostick: 7th - 132, Carlos Stanton Jr: 8th - 126), the most in state history. Last year's squad with three finalists and two champs, tied for the previous high with four (originally set in 2013 and reached again in 2019). Team Illinois finished with three placewinners, which is notoriously low for the traditional title contender. That is the lowest total for the state since 1989 when they only had two. Pennsylvania captured its fourth consecutive 16U men's freestyle title (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022; no 2020 tournament). Either Pennsylvania or Illinois has won every championship in this division since 2008.

120 lb finalist Nate Jesuroga (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Junior National Men's Freestyle Semifinal Results 100 lbs - Javaan Yarbrough (Ohio) over Caden Smith (Virginia) 6-4 100 lbs - Tyler Garvin (Maryland) over Isaac Stewart (Montana) 11-2 106 lbs - Mack Mauger (Idaho) over Dru Ayala (Iowa) 7-6 106 lbs - Kolter Burton (Idaho) over Dedrick Navarro (Idaho) 12-1 113 lbs - Hunter Taylor (Missouri) over Brandon Morvari (Minnesota) 11-0 113 lbs - Deion Johnson (Illinois) over Michael Olson (Minnesota) 7-6 120 lbs - Caden Horwath (Michigan) over Braeden Davis (Michigan) 10-2 120 lbs - Nate Jesuroga (Iowa) over Alan Koehler (Minnesota) 10-0 126 lbs - Mason Gibson (Pennsylvania) over Coleman Nogle (Maryland) 15-3 126 lbs - Luke Stanich (New Jersey) over Aden Valencia (California) 10-4 132 lbs - Kannon Webster (Illinois) over Luke Simcox (Pennsylvania) 10-0 132 lbs - Cory Land (Alabama) over Omar Ayoub (Ohio) Fall 1:28 138 lbs - Ryder Block (Iowa) over Pierson Manville (Pennsylvania) 7-2 138 lbs - Ismael Ayoub (Ohio) over Easton Taylor (Kansas) 10-0 145 lbs - Beau Mantanona (California) over Dylan Gilcher (Michigan) 5-3 145 lbs - Kyle Dutton (Missouri) over Zach Hanson (Minnesota) 6-3 152 lbs - Cody Chittum (Tennessee) over Jude Swisher (Pennsylvania) 14-2 152 lbs - Ty Whalen (New Jersey) over William Henckel (New Jersey) 8-3 160 lbs - Aiden Riggins (Iowa) over Rafael Hipolito (Virginia) 8-1 160 lbs - Nicco Ruiz (California) over Braeden Scoles (Wisconsin) 10-8 170 lbs - Joshua Barr (Michigan) over Noah Mulvaney (Wisconsin) 10-0 170 lbs - Rocco Welsh (Pennsylvania) over Tyler Lillard (Ohio) 10-0 182 lbs - Connor Mirasola (Wisconsin) over Tate Naaktgeboren (Iowa) 9-1 182 lbs - AJ Heeg (Oklahoma) over Ryder Rogotzke (Minnesota) 11-4 195 lbs - Cody Merrill (California) over Wyatt Voelker (Iowa) 4-2 195 lbs - Rylan Rogers (Idaho) over Camden McDanel (Ohio) 8-3 220 lbs - Kolby Franklin (Iowa) over Sawyer Bartelt (Florida) 5-1 220 lbs - Bradley Hill (Iowa) over Kail Wynia (Minnesota) 10-0 285 lbs - Aden Attao (Idaho) over Parker Ferrell (Virginia) 18-7 285 lbs - Dillan Johnson (Illinois) over Max Acciardi (New Jersey) 13-3

152 lb 16U freestyle national champion Ladarion Lockett (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) On day one of the 16U and Junior National Championships, we saw a women's 16U team from Iowa shock the field and come away with the team trophy. That wasn't the case today as the favorite Pennsylvania prevailed 223 to 212 over California. The two traditional powers distanced themselves from the rest of the field, as Ohio was a distant third with 149 points. It was a total team effort for Pennsylvania, as they only saw one of their wrestlers earn a stop sign; Bekhruz Sadriddnov at 160 lbs, with a tech in the finals. Three others fell in the finals and a total of 16 PA wrestlers got on the podium. 16U Men's Freestyle Final Team Scores 1st - Pennsylvania 223 2nd - California 212 3rd - Ohio 149 4th - New Jersey 120 5th - Wisconsin 119 6th - Iowa 99 7th - Minnesota 88 8th - Oklahoma 71 9th - Illinois 52 10th - Florida 47 16U Men's Freestyle Championship Finals 88 lbs - Mac Crosson (Iowa) over Caleb Noble (Wisconsin) 7-6 94 lbs - Haakon Peterson (Wisconsin) over Nathan Rioux (Indiana) 5-1 100 lbs - Michael Romero (California) over Keanu Dillard (Pennsylvania) 13-4 106 lbs - Jayden Raney (Kentucky) over Seth Mendoza (Illinois) 6-4 113 lbs - Kellen Wolbert (Wisconsin) over Moses Mendoza (California) 12-8 120 lbs - Marcus Blaze (Ohio) over Anthony Knox (New Jersey) 3-3 126 lbs - Ben Davino (Illinois) over Landon Robideau (Minnesota) 3-0 132 lbs - Brock Mantanona (California) over Tyson Charmoli (Minnesota) 8-5 138 lbs - PJ Duke (New York) over Vince Bouzakis (Pennsylvania) 4-1 145 lbs - Kody Routledge (Oklahoma) over Kollin Rath (Pennsylvania) 4-2 152 lbs - Ladarion Lockett (Oklahoma) over Alessio Perentin (New Jersey) 6-1 160 lbs - Bekhruz Sadriddnov (Pennsylvania) over Travis Grace (California) 10-0 170 lbs - Jarrel Miller Jr. (Ohio) over Bryce Burkett (Minnesota) 7-4 182 lbs - Aeoden Sinclair (Wisconsin) over De'alcapon Veazy (Indiana) 11-1 195 lbs - Dreshaun Ross (Iowa) over Vincenzo Lavalle (New Jersey) 6-4 220 lbs - Jay Henderson (Utah) over Adam Farha (California) 10-8 285 lbs - Aaron Ries (Ohio) over Jacob Levy (Georgia) Fall 1:08 Third Place Bouts 88 lbs - Jarrett Smith (Michigan) over Cason Craft (Oklahoma) 7-0 94 lbs - Ayden Dodd (Ohio) over Cole Welte (Nebraska) 6-4 100 lbs - Lincoln Sledzianowski (Florida) over Slater Hicks (California) 10-0 106 lbs - Isaiah Cortez (California) over Jake Knight (Iowa) 7-0 113 lbs - Elijah Cortez (California) over Nathan Carrillo (California) 6-0 120 lbs - Gauge Botero (Pennsylvania) over Bo Bassett (Pennsylvania) 6-4 126 lbs - Thomas Verrette (Colorado) over Elias Navida (California) 4-0 132 lbs - Maddox Shaw (Pennsylvania) over Billy Greenwood (Colorado) Fall 1:08 138 lbs - Gabriel Bouyssou (Rhode Island) over Logan Paradice (Georgia) 12-0 145 lbs - Collin Gaj (Pennsylvania) over Cameron Milheim (Pennsylvania) 4-2 152 lbs - Brodie Dominique (Ohio) over Christopher Crawford (New York) 9-3 160 lbs - Max Nevlin (New Jersey) over Jordan Chapman (New Jersey) 10-0 170 lbs - Ryan Burton (New Jersey) over Adrien Reyes (California) 2-2 182 lbs - Adam Waters (Pennsylvania) over Cittadino Tuttle (Minnesota) 11-0 195 lbs - Chase Matthias (Wisconsin) over Jake Conroy (Pennsylvania) 12-2 220 lbs - Melvin Whitehead (Nevada) over Ean Winchester (Pennsylvania) 5-1 285 lbs - Sampson Stillwell (Missouri) over Cooper Martinson (Iowa) 10-0 Fifth Place Bouts 88 lbs - Charles Esposito (New Jersey) over James Hemmila (Illinois) 11-0 94 lbs - Kole Davidheiser (Pennsylvania) over Lincoln Rohr (Ohio) 11-6 100 lbs - Rylan Seacrist (Ohio) over Titan Friederichs (Minnesota) 15-4 106 lbs - Kolter Burton (Idaho) over Aaron Seidel (Pennsylvania) 8-2 113 lbs - Cameron Stinson Jr. (North Carolina) over Edwin Sierra (California) 10-2 120 lbs - Jordyn Raney (Kentucky) over Sam Herring (Pennsylvania) 14-4 126 lbs - Maximus Riggins (Iowa) over Giosue Hickman (Arizona) 10-0 132 lbs - Garrett Reece (Colorado) over Moses Kayden Gross (South Dakota) 9-8 138 lbs - Elvis Solis (Florida) over Grayson Woodcock (Missouri) 10-0 145 lbs - Tycho Carmichael (Iowa) over Beau Hickman (Oklahoma) 12-4 152 lbs - Claudio Torres (Florida) over Luca Felix (West Virginia) 2-2 160 lbs - Cade Ziola (Nebraska) over Israel Ibarra (Arizona) 11-6 170 lbs - Peyton Westpfahl (Missouri) over Hudson Rogers (Idaho) 5-0 182 lbs - Rocco Dellagatta (New Jersey) over Caleb Marzolinzo (Pennsylvania) 10-0 195 lbs - Michael Mocco (Florida) over Mason Ellis (Alabama) 10-0 220 lbs - Rylan Kuhn (Missouri) over James Bechter (Ohio) 7-0 285 lbs - Nicholas Bowser (Ohio) over Evan Gratz (Wisconsin) 9-8 Seventh Place Bouts 88 lbs - Kaison Schreier (Missouri) over Tanner Tran (Tennessee) 10-4 94 lbs - Sean Willcox (California) over Trey Beissel (Minnesota) 4-2 100 lbs - Carter Pearson (Iowa) over Revin Dickman (Indiana) 1-1 106 lbs - Tyler Dekraker (Virginia) over Aydan Thomas (Oklahoma) 7-0 113 lbs - Gabriel Ramirez (Arizona) over Connor Fiser (Iowa) 4-2 120 lbs - Jackson Blum (Michigan) over Manuel Saldate (Nevada) 10-6 126 lbs - Emmitt Sherlock (Maryland) over Carlos Stanton Jr. (Arizona) 11-4 132 lbs - Adyn Bostick (Arizona) over Ben Weader (Virginia) 10-3 138 lbs - Alex Braun (Minnesota) over Caden Bellis (Illinois) 9-6 145 lbs - Beau Priest (California) over Emil Necula (Georgia) 4-1 152 lbs - Maximus Norman (Tennessee) over Jake Stoffel (Wisconsin) 12-6 160 lbs - Tyrel Miller (Ohio) over Aydan Carlson (Minnesota) 10-0 170 lbs - Liam Byrne (Oregon) over Peter Snyder (Maryland) 182 lbs - Coby Merrill (California) over Samuel Watkins (Kansas) 12-0 195 lbs - Aiden Cooley (Texas) over Kayden Cartee (California) 10-0 220 lbs - Koen Mattern (Washington) over Brayden Hill (Kansas) 10-0 285 lbs - Caleb Rodriguez (Florida) over Milan Colvin (Kansas) 10-0

152 lbs semifinalist Cody Chittum (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Junior Men's Quarterfinal Results 100 lbs - Javaan Yarbrough (Ohio) over Reid Foster (Iowa) 10-0 100 lbs - Caden Smith (Virginia) over Tyler Harper (Iowa) Fall 3:34 100 lbs - Tyler Garvin (Maryland) over Jayden Rinken (Iowa) 10-4 100 lbs - Isaac Stewart (Montana) over Hunter Mallarkey (New Jersey) Fall 5:24 106 lbs - Dru Ayala (Iowa) over Davis Motyka (Pennsylvania) 11-0 106 lbs - Mack Mauger (Idaho) over Colyn Limbert (Ohio) 7-2 106 lbs - Dedrick Navarro (Idaho) over Dorian Hoffman (Pennsylvania) 14-2 106 lbs - Kolter Burton (Idaho) over Gage Singleton (Oregon) Fall 3:59 113 lbs - Hunter Taylor (Missouri) over Isaiah Quintero (California) Injury Default 113 lbs - Brandon Morvari (Minnesota) over Layne Kleimann (Utah) 6-4 113 lbs - Michael Olson (Minnesota) over Anthony Ruzic (Illinois) 4-1 113 lbs - Deion Johnson (Illinois) over Blake Beissel (Minnesota) 4-2 120 lbs - Braeden Davis (Michigan) over Trever Anderson (Iowa) 15-10 120 lbs - Caden Horwath (Michigan) over Kenneth Hendriksen (Tennessee) 11-4 120 lbs - Alan Koehler (Minnesota) over Vincent Kilkeary (Pennsylvania) 7-5 120 lbs - Nate Jesuroga (Iowa) over Kael Lauridsen (Nebraska) 11-0 126 lbs - Coleman Nogle (Maryland) over Brady Roark (Missouri) 8-4 126 lbs - Mason Gibson (Pennsylvania) over Shane Corrigan (Wisconsin) 10-0 126 lbs - Luke Stanich (New Jersey) over Christopher Coates (Missouri) 8-7 126 lbs - Aden Valencia (California) over Dillon Campbell (Ohio) Fall 4:06 132 lbs - Kannon Webster (Illinois) over Nash Singleton (Oregon) 11-1 132 lbs - Luke Simcox (Pennsylvania) over Greyson Clark (Wisconsin) Injury Default 132 lbs - Cory Land (Alabama) over Grigor Cholakyan (California) 10-6 132 lbs - Omar Ayoub (Ohio) over Cael Keck (Missouri) 11-0 138 lbs - Ryder Block (Iowa) over Emilio Ysaguirre (Arizona) Injury Default 138 lbs - Pierson Manville (Pennsylvania) over Carter McCallister (Missouri) 11-0 138 lbs - Ismael Ayoub (Ohio) over Zeke Seltzer (Indiana) 8-6 138 lbs - Easton Taylor (Kansas) over Kole Brower (Illinois) 15-8 145 lbs - Dylan Gilcher (Michigan) over Caleb Meunier (Wisconsin) 11-6 145 lbs - Beau Mantanona (California) over Q'veli Quintanilla (Washington) 11-5 145 lbs - Zach Hanson (Minnesota) over KJ Evans (Oklahoma) 14-8 145 lbs - Kyle Dutton (Missouri) over Kimo Leia (California) 10-0 152 lbs - Cody Chittum (Tennessee) over Boeden Greenley (North Dakota) 14-5 152 lbs - Jude Swisher (Pennsylvania) over Zane Licht (Wisconsin) 16-5 152 lbs - William Henckel (New Jersey) over Ethan Stiles (Illinois) 11-6 152 lbs - Ty Whalen (New Jersey) over Charlie Millard (Wisconsin) 10-0 160 lbs - Aiden Riggins (Iowa) over Cooper Willis (Wisconsin) 14-4 160 lbs - Rafael Hipolito (Virginia) over J Conway (Indiana) 10-0 160 lbs - Nicco Ruiz (California) over Thor Michaelson (Washington) 10-0 160 lbs - Braeden Scoles (Wisconsin) over Jed Wester (Minnesota) 11-10 170 lbs - Joshua Barr (Michigan) over Chris Moore (Illinois) 10-0 170 lbs - Noah Mulvaney (Wisconsin) over Holden Garcia (Pennsylvania) 10-8 170 lbs - Tyler Lillard (Ohio) over Lucas Condon (California) 12-0 170 lbs - Rocco Welsh (Pennsylvania) over Daschle Lamer (Oregon) 10-0 182 lbs - Connor Mirasola (Wisconsin) over Raymond Weed (New Jersey) 10-0 182 lbs - Tate Naaktgeboren (Iowa) over Joseph Martin (California) 7-0 182 lbs - Ryder Rogotzke (Minnesota) over Nathan Taylor (Connecticut) 14-2 182 lbs - AJ Heeg (Oklahoma) over Justin Rademacher (Oregon) 14-3 195 lbs - Cody Merrill (California) over Hayden Walters (Oregon) 12-2 195 lbs - Wyatt Voelker (Iowa) over Jack Darrah (Missouri) 7-0 195 lbs - Camden McDanel (Ohio) over Jersey Robb (Oklahoma) 8-7 195 lbs - Rylan Rogers (Idaho) over Stephen Little (Kentucky) 7-5 220 lbs - Kolby Franklin (Iowa) over Kyle Snider (Ohio) 12-2 220 lbs - Sawyer Bartelt (Florida) over Gannon Rosenfeld (Minnesota) 10-0 220 lbs - Bradley Hill (Iowa) over Carson Floyd (North Carolina) 10-0 220 lbs - Kail Wynia (Minnesota) over Max Ramberg (Wisconsin) 11-8 285 lbs - Aden Attao (Idaho) over Aidan Fockler (Ohio) 13-3 285 lbs - Parker Ferrell (Virginia) over Jacob Walker (Iowa) 13-1 285 lbs - Dillan Johnson (Illinois) over Elijah Novak (Minnesota) Fall 2:17 285 lbs - Max Acciardi (New Jersey) over Dominic Burgett (Indiana) Fall 1:36

2016 NCAA All-American Mathew Miller (photo courtesy of Sam Janicki; SJanickiPhoto.com) Welcome to a new, regular feature for InterMat! Every day, for the next few months, we'll look into the recent history of a DI wrestling program with our "Ten Years of…" feature. Even if you're a die-hard supporter of a particular school, there will be good information you may have forgotten. For others, it's a quick way to learn about a program you may not be familiar with. We're going in alphabetical order for this one, so next up is...Navy! For past teams: Air Force American Appalachian State Arizona State Army West Point Binghamton Bloomsburg Brown Bucknell Buffalo Cal Poly Campbell Central Michigan Chattanooga Clarion Cleveland State Columbia Cornell CSU Bakersfield Davidson Drexel Duke Edinboro Franklin & Marshall Gardner-Webb George Mason Harvard Hofstra Illinois Indiana Iowa Iowa State Kent State Lehigh Lock Haven Maryland Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Navy NCAA Qualifiers (48) 2022 133 - Josh Koderhandt (#16); 157 - Andrew Cerniglia (#18); 197 - Jake Koser (#20) 2021 125 - Logan Treaster (#25); 133 - Jacob Allen (#27); 141 - Cody Trybus (#11); 149 - Casey Cobb (#19); 157 - Andrew Cerniglia (#21); 165 - Tanner Skidgel (#13); 184 - David Key (#20); 197 - Jake Koser (#18); 285 - John Birchmeier (#24) 2020 133 - Casey Cobb (#32); 141 - Cody Trybus (#21); 149 - Jared Prince (#29); 165 - Tanner Skidgel (#9); 174 - Spencer Carey (#16) 2019 141 - Nic Gil (#10); 149 - Jared Prince (#18); 165 - Tanner Skidgel (#19); 174 - Spencer Carey (#20); 197 - Josh Roetman (#27) 2018 141 - Nic Gil (#14); 149 - Jared Prince; 165 - Drew Daniels; 174 - Jadaen Bernstein (#8); 184 - Michael Coleman 2017 141 - Jared Prince (#16); 174 - Jadaen Bernstein; 184 - Michael Coleman; 197 - Steban Cervantes 2016 133 - Zack Davis; 141 - Nic Gil; 174 - Jadaen Bernstein; 184 - Mathew Miller (#9); 197 - Michael Woulfe 2015 165 - Peyton Walsh (#8); 174 - Jadaen Bernstein 2014 133 - Colton Rasche; 165 - Peyton Walsh; 174 - Mathew Miller (#16); 197 - Paul Rands 2013 149 - Raymond Borja; 157 - Bobby Barnhisel; 165 - Peyton Walsh; 174 - Mathew Miller (#12); 184 - Mason Bailey; 285 - Dan Miller NCAA Champions None NCAA All-American's 2016: Mathew Miller (184 - 5th) Round of 12 Finishers Jared Prince (2019 - 149) Jadaen Bernstein (2016, 2017, 2018 - 174) Michael Coleman (2018 - 184) Mathew Miller (2014 - 174) EIWA Champions 2021: Cody Trybus (141) 2020: Cody Trybus (141); Tanner Skidgel (165) 2019: Tanner Skidgel (165) 2015: Peyton Walsh (165); Jadaen Bernstein (174) 2014: Mathew Miller (174) 2013: Dan Miller (285) EIWA Runner's Up 2022: Josh Koderhandt (133); Andrew Cerniglia (157) 2021: Logan Treaster (125); Jacob Allen (133); Tanner Skidgel (165); David Key (184) 2020: Spencer Carey (174) 2019: Nic Gil (141); Jared Prince (149) 2018: Jadaen Bernstein (174) 2017: Michael Coleman (184) 2016: Mathew Miller (184) 2013: Mathew Miller (174); Mason Bailey (184) Dual Record 2021-22: 6-5 2021: 5-1 2019-20: 8-6 2018-19: 6-4 2017-18: 8-3 2016-17: 8-3 2015-16: 10-3 2014-15: 3-5 2013-14: 5-1 2012-13: 6-1 EIWA Tournament Placement 2021-22: 7th 2021: 2nd 2019-20: 4th 2018-19: 5th 2017-18: 5th 2016-17: 5th 2015-16: 6th 2014-15: 8th 2013-14: 6th 2012-13: 2nd NCAA Tournament Team Placement 2021-22: 48th-tie 2021: 37th 2019-20: No Tournament 2018-19: 37th-tie 2017-18: 36th-tie 2016-17: 31st 2015-16: 22nd 2014-15: 53rd-tie 2013-14: 40th-tie 2012-13: 49th-tie Head Coaching History Cary Kolat (2020 - Present) Joel Sharratt (2014-2020) Brian Antonelli (2013-2014) - Interim Bruce Burnett (2000-2013) Best Lineup (Comprised of wrestlers from 2013-22) 125 - Logan Treaster: 2021 NCAA Qualifier; 2021 EIWA Runner-Up 133 - Josh Koderhandt: 2022 NCAA Qualifier (#16); 2021 EIWA Runner-Up 141 - Nic Gil: 3x NCAA Qualifier (#10 and #14 seeds); 2019 EIWA Runner-Up 149 - Jared Prince: 3x NCAA Qualifier (#18 and #19 seeds); 2019 EIWA Runner-Up; 2019 NCAA Round of 12 Finisher 157 - Andrew Cerniglia: 2x NCAA Qualifier (#18 seed); 2022 EIWA Runner-Up 165 - Tanner Skidgel: 3x NCAA Qualifier (#9, #13, #19 seeds); 2x EIWA Champion, 3x EIWA Finalist 174 - Jadaen Bernstein: 4x NCAA Qualifier (#8 seed); 2015 EIWA Champion, 2x EIWA Finalist, 3x NCAA Round of 12 Finisher 184 - Mathew Miller: 3x NCAA Qualifier (#9, #12, #16 seeds); 2016 NCAA All-American (5th); 2014 EIWA Champion, 3x EIWA Finalist, 2014 NCAA Round of 12 Finisher 197 - Jake Koser: 2x NCAA Qualifier (#18 and #20 seeds) 285 - Dan Miller: 2013 NCAA Qualifier; 2013 EIWA Champion Recruiting Number of Big Boarder's Per Year 2022: #18 Danny Wask (NJ); #86 Jonathan Ley (FL); #113 Evan Tallmadge (NJ); #132 Brennan Cernus (OH); #188 Jamier Ferere (NC); #194 Ian Bush (WV); #223 Nick Vafiadis (VA); #249 James Latona (AL) 2021: #81 Cael Crebs (PA); #83 Jake Lucas (PA); #106 Josh Koderhandt (IL); #121 Vince Santainello (NJ); #128 Ryan Catka (PA); #154 Brendan Ferretti (MI); #166 Zach Espalin (AZ); #279 George Ruiz (CA); #280 Malachi Duvall (PA) 2020: #25 Andrew Cerniglia (PA); #151 Grady Griess (NE); #195 Matthew Rogers (NY) 2019: #53 John Birchmeier (VA); #59 David Key (GA) 2017: #14 Quentin Hovis (AZ) 2016: #103 Andrew Piehl (MN); #134 Andrew Buckley (MO); #148 AJ Alford (SC) 2015: #22 Jared Prince (FL) 2013: #118 Jadaen Bernstein (NJ)

Arizona State signee Emilio Ysaguirre (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) Junior Men's Freestyle Round of 16 Matchups 100 lbs - Javaan Yarbrough (Ohio) vs. Joseph Sikorsky (Illinois) 100 lbs - Brady Byrd (Indiana) vs. Reid Foster (Iowa) 100 lbs - Che Jenkins (Arizona) vs. Caden Smith (Virginia) 100 lbs - Tyler Harper (Iowa) vs. Nathaniel Granados (California) 100 lbs - Tyler Garvin (Maryland) vs. Hunter Sanchez (Utah) 100 lbs - Brandon Corona (California) vs. Jayden Rinken (Iowa) 100 lbs - Taye Jordan (Iowa) vs. Hunter Mullarkey (New Jersey) 100 lbs - Tanner Crosby (Washington) vs. Isaac Stewart (Montana) 106 lbs - Mack Mauger (Idaho) vs. Aidan Carmody (New Jersey) 106 lbs - Ezekiel Witt (Kansas) vs. Colyn Limbert (Ohio) 106 lbs - Davis Motyka (Pennsylvania) vs. Parker Pikor (Ohio) 106 lbs - Ethan Ward (California) vs. Dru Ayala (Iowa) 106 lbs - Hank Kriegler (Nebraska) vs. Dorian Hoffman (Pennsylvania) 106 lbs - Damian Moreno (Arizona) vs. Dedrick Navarro (Idaho) 106 lbs - Gage Singleton (Oregon) vs. Abram Cline (California) 106 lbs - Jason Goodin (Oklahoma) vs. Kolter Burton (Idaho) 113 lbs - Hunter Taylor (Missouri) vs. Sloan Johannsen (South Dakota) 113 lbs - Isaiah Quintero (California) vs. Nathan Desmond (California) 113 lbs - Vinny Mayberry (Iowa) vs. Layne Kleimann (Utah) 113 lbs - Colin Martin (Virginia) vs. Brandon Morvari (Minnesota) 113 lbs - Max Elton (New Jersey) vs. Michael Olson (Minnesota) 113 lbs - Anthony Ruzic (Illinois) vs. Blade Walden (Oklahoma) 113 lbs - Anthony Isek (Colorado) vs. Blake Beissel (Minnesota) 113 lbs - Marcello Milani (Michigan) vs. Deion Johnson (Illinois) 120 lbs - Braeden Davis (Michigan) vs. Mason Ziegler (Pennsylvania) 120 lbs - Trever Anderson (Iowa) vs. Benjamin Bast (Wisconsin) 120 lbs - Sam Smith (Oklahoma) vs. Kenneth Hendriksen (Tennessee) 120 lbs - Logan Graf (South Dakota) vs. Caden Horwath (Michigan) 120 lbs - Alan Koehler (Minnesota) vs. Garret Rinken (Iowa) 120 lbs - Noah Nininger (Virginia) vs. Vinny Kilkeary (Pennsylvania) 120 lbs - Kael Lauridsen (Nebraska) vs. Gylon Sims (Illinois) 120 lbs - Easton Cooper (Wisconsin) vs. Nate Jesuroga (Iowa) 126 lbs - Brady Roark (Missouri) vs. Gable Porter (Iowa) 126 lbs - Coleman Nogle (Maryland) vs. Eli Kirk (Oklahoma) 126 lbs - Brayden Parke (Iowa) vs. Shane Corrigan (Wisconsin) 126 lbs - Jacob Myers (Colorado) vs. Mason Gibson (Pennsylvania) 126 lbs - Luke Stanich (New Jersey) vs. Logan Frazier (Indiana) 126 lbs - Derek Guanajuato (Arizona) vs. Christopher Coates (Missouri) 126 lbs - Aden Valencia (California) vs. Drew Gorman (Georgia) 126 lbs - Dillon Campbell (Ohio) vs. Anthony Aniciete (Nevada) 132 lbs - Kannon Webster (Illinois) vs. Markel Baker (Illinois) 132 lbs - Michael Pizzuto (Maryland) vs. Nash Singleton (Oregon) 132 lbs - Greyson Clark (Wisconsin) vs. Ayson Rice (South Dakota) 132 lbs - Luke Simcox (Pennsylvania) vs. Cael Hughes (Oklahoma) 132 lbs - Cory Land (Alabama) vs. Jaxon Joy (Ohio) 132 lbs - Kade Brown (Ohio) vs. Grigor Cholakyan (California) 132 lbs - Vincent Robinson (Illinois) vs. Omar Ayoub (Ohio) 132 lbs - Kyle Rice (Idaho) vs. Cael Keck (Missouri) 138 lbs - Emilio Ysaquirre (Arizona) vs. Avery Allen (Montana) 138 lbs - Tyler Vasquez (New Jersey) vs. Ryder Block (Iowa) 138 lbs - Pierson Manville (Pennsylvania) vs. Jordan Soriano (New York) 138 lbs - McKinley Robbins (Iowa) vs. Carter McCallister (Missouri) 138 lbs - Zeke Seltzer (Indiana) vs. Billy Meiszner (Illinois) 138 lbs - DJ Gillett (Oregon) vs. Ismael Ayoub (Ohio) 138 lbs - Easton Taylor (Kansas) vs. Keith Smith (Nebraska) 138 lbs - Casper Stewart (New York) vs. Kole Brower (Illinois) 145 lbs - Dylan Gilcher (Michigan) vs. Gavin Drexler (Wisconsin) 145 lbs - Caleb Meunier (Wisconsin) vs. Cole Brooks (Oklahoma) 145 lbs - Q'Veli Quintanilla (Washington) vs. Koy Buesgens (Minnesota) 145 lbs - August Hibler (New Jersey) vs. Beau Mantanona (California) 145 lbs - Zach Hanson (Minnesota) vs. Jayden Colon (Illinois) 145 lbs - Anthony Bahl (Indiana) vs. KJ Evans (Oklahoma) 145 lbs - Jaydon Robinson (Illinois) vs. Kyle Dutton (Missouri) 145 lbs - Weston Dalton (Colorado) vs. Kimo Leia (California) 152 lbs - Cody Chittum (Tennessee) vs. Cody Goebel (Wisconsin) 152 lbs - Gabriel Belga (Pennsylvania) vs. Boeden Greenley (North Dakota) 152 lbs - Zane Licht (Wisconsin) vs. Landen Johnson (Minnesota) 152 lbs - Israel Moreno (Montana) vs. Jude Swisher (Pennsylvania) 152 lbs - William Henckel (New Jersey) vs. Jeremiah Price (North Carolina) 152 lbs - Ethan Stiles (Illinois) vs. Paul Ognissanti (Maryland) 152 lbs - Latrell Schafer (Georgia) vs. Charlie Millard (Wisconsin) 152 lbs - Ethan Birden (Ohio) vs. Ty Whalen (New Jersey) 160 lbs - Aiden Riggins (Iowa) vs. Cash Stewart (Wisconsin) 160 lbs - Braden Stauffenberg (Illinois) vs. Cooper Willis (Wisconsin) 160 lbs - Rafael Hipolito (Virginia) vs. Carter Schubert (New York) 160 lbs - J Conway (Indiana) vs. Dylan Elmore (Kansas) 160 lbs - Nicco Ruiz (California) vs. Andrew Christie (Pennsylvania) 160 lbs - Ryan Dolezal (Wisconsin) vs. Thor Michaelson (Washington) 160 lbs - Jed Wester (Minnesota) vs. Liam Scrivanich (Pennsylvania) 160 lbs - Aydin Rix McElhinney (Colorado) vs. Braeden Scoles (Wisconsin) 170 lbs - Joshua Barr (Michigan) vs. Simon Ruiz (New Jersey) 170 lbs - Chris Moore (Illinois) vs. Brett Smith (Missouri) 170 lbs - Brody Baumann (Indiana) vs. Noah Mulvaney (Wisconsin) 170 lbs - Abe Wojcikiewicz (Illinois) vs. Holden Garcia (Pennsylvania) 170 lbs - Sabino Portella (New Jersey) vs. Lucas Condon (California) 170 lbs - CJ Hamblin (Washington) vs. Tyler Lillard (Ohio) 170 lbs - Daschle Lamer (Oregon) vs. Ethan Riddle (Wisconsin) 170 lbs - Omaury Alvarez (Georgia) vs. Rocco Welsh (Pennsylvania) 182 lbs - Connor Mirasola (Wisconsin) vs. Josh Cordio (Massachusetts) 182 lbs - Daniel Williams (Florida) vs. Raymond Weed (New Jersey) 182 lbs - Tate Naaktgeboren (Iowa) vs. Isaiah Twait (Idaho) 182 lbs - Joseph Martin (California) vs. Payton Thomas (Oklahoma) 182 lbs - Ryder Rogotzke (Minnesota) vs. Timothy McDonnell (California) 182 lbs - Wyatt Ferguson (Ohio) vs. Nathan Taylor (Connecticut) 182 lbs - Blake Jouret (Kansas) vs. AJ Heeg (Oklahoma) 182 lbs - Markell Rivera-Cain (Arizona) vs. Justin Rademacher (Oregon) 195 lbs - Hayden Walters (Oregon) vs. Aiden Hight (Pennsylvania) 195 lbs - Cole Mirasola (Wisconsin) vs. Cody Merrill (California) 195 lbs - Wyatt Voelker (Iowa) vs. Remy Cotton (Michigan) 195 lbs - Oscar Williams (Oklahoma) vs. Jack Darrah (Missouri) 195 lbs - Camden McDanel (Ohio) vs. Thomas Dineen (Minnesota) 195 lbs - Jersey Robb (Oklahoma) vs. Jarrett Stoner (Texas) 195 lbs - Aiden Hanning (Massachusetts) vs. Stephen Little (Kentucky) 195 lbs - Joey Novak (Minnesota) vs. Rylan Rogers (Idaho) 220 lbs - Kolby Franklin (Iowa) vs. Steven Burrell Jr. (New York) 220 lbs - Kyle Snider (Ohio) vs. Nicholas Pavlechko (Pennsylvania) 220 lbs - Sawyer Bartelt (Florida) vs. Jared Thiry (Iowa) 220 lbs - Gannon Rosenfeld (Minnesota) vs. Carter Neves (Ohio) 220 lbs - Bradley Hill (Iowa) vs. Zach Delsanter (Ohio) 220 lbs - Carson Floyd (North Carolina) vs. Luke Rasmussen (South Dakota) 220 lbs - Max Agresti (Delaware) vs. Max Ramberg (Wisconsin) 220 lbs - Ryan Stein (New York) vs. Kail Wynia (Minnesota) 285 lbs - Aden Attao (Idaho) vs. Alex Hamrick (Illinois) 285 lbs - Zack Smith (Missouri) vs. Aidan Fockler (Ohio) 285 lbs - Parker Ferrell (Virginia) vs. Paul Clark (Indiana) 285 lbs - Matthew Cruise (Pennsylvania) vs. Jacob Walker (Iowa) 285 lbs - Jamikael Lytle (California) vs. Elijah Novak (Minnesota) 285 lbs - Aiden Lacoma (Virginia) vs. Dillan Johnson (Illinois) 285 lbs - Donovan Sprouse (Virginia) vs. Dominic Burgett (Indiana) 285 lbs - Samuel Rodriguez (Pennsylvania) vs. Max Acciardi (New Jersey)

120 lb 16U finalist Anthony Knox (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) 16U Men's Freestyle Semifinal Results 88 lbs - Caleb Noble (Wisconsin) over Cason Craft (Oklahoma) 10-0 88 lbs - Mac Crosson (Iowa) over James Hemmila (Illinois) 10-0 94 lbs - Haakon Peterson (Wisconsin) over Ayden Dodd (Ohio) 11-1 94 lbs - Nathan Rioux (Indiana) over Cole Welte (Nebraska) Fall 2:30 100 lbs - Michael Romero (California) over Titan Friederichs (Minnesota) 10-0 100 lbs - Keanu Dillard (Pennsylvania) over Rylan Seacrist (Ohio) 6-6 106 lbs - Seth Mendoza (Illinois) over Isaiah Cortez (California) 5-1 106 lbs - Jayden Raney (Kentucky) over Kolter Burton (Idaho) 10-0 113 lbs - Kellen Wolbert (Wisconsin) over Cameron Stinson Jr. (North Carolina) 7-5 113 lbs - Moses Mendoza (California) over Edwin Sierra (California) 10-8 120 lbs - Marcus Blaze (Ohio) over Jordyn Raney (Kentucky) 4-2 120 lbs - Anthony Knox (New Jersey) over Sam Herring (Pennsylvania) 8-1 126 lbs - Ben Davino (Illinois) over Thomas Verrette (Colorado) 6-0 126 lbs - Landon Robideau (Minnesota) over Elias Navida (California) 11-0 132 lbs - Tyson Charmoli (Minnesota) over Garrett Reece (Colorado) 5-3 132 lbs - Brock Mantanona (California) over Maddox Shaw (Pennsylvania) 6-4 138 lbs - PJ Duke (New York) over Grayson Woodcock (Missouri) 10-0 138 lbs - Vince Bouzakis (Pennsylvania) over Elvis Solis (Florida) 5-2 145 lbs - Kody Routledge (Oklahoma) over Collin Gaj (Pennsylvania) 6-6 145 lbs - Kollin Rath (Pennsylvania) over Tycho Carmichael (Iowa) 11-0 152 lbs - Ladarion Lockett (Oklahoma) over Christopher Crawford (New York) 12-1 152 lbs - Alessio Perentin (New Jersey) over Brodie Dominique (Ohio) 2-1 160 lbs - Travis Grace (California) over Cade Ziola (Nebraska) 11-4 160 lbs - Bekhruz Sadriddinov (Pennsylvania) over Jordan Chapman (New Jersey) 11-8 170 lbs - Bryce Burkett (Minnesota) over Peyton Westpfahl (Missouri) 5-2 170 lbs - Jarrel Miller Jr. (Ohio) over Ryan Burton (New Jersey) 7-2 182 lbs - Aeoden Sinclair (Wisconsin) over Caleb Marzolino (Pennsylvania) 10-0 182 lbs - De'Alcapon Veazy (Indiana) over Adam Waters (Pennsylvania) 6-0 195 lbs - Dreshaun Ross (Iowa) over Mason Ellis (Alabama) 11-1 195 lbs - Vincenzo Lavalle (New Jersey) over Michael Mocco (Florida) 8-1 220 lbs - Jay Henderson (Utah) over Melvin Whitehead (Nevada) 8-6 220 lbs - Adam Farha (California) over James Bechter (Ohio) 20-9 285 lbs - Aaron Ries (Ohio) over Cooper Martinson (Iowa) 16-6 285 lbs - Jacob Levy (Georgia) over Nicholas Bowser (Ohio) 13-2

The 2022 16U Women's Team Champion Iowa (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) The first Fargo finals have been conducted and stop signs have been awarded at the 16U Women's division. For the first time ever, Team Iowa came away with the championship. Iowa was led by a champion at 112 lbs (Molly Allen) and a runner-up at 144 lbs (Skylar Slade). Altogether, eight women from Iowa made it to the podium. The win breaks California's stranglehold on the division, as they had previously won every 16U Women's tournament since 2012. The initial tournament, in 2011, was won by Hawaii. Below are the final team scores and results from the medal round matches. Team Scores 1st) Iowa 90 2nd) Missouri 87 3rd) California 86 4th) Michigan 82 5th) Minnesota 81 6th) Colorado 74 6th) Pennsylvania 74 8th) Arizona 72 9th) Illinois 71 10th) Indiana 54 16U Women's Freestyle Finals Results 94 lbs - Katey Valdez (Colorado) over Joely Slyter (Idaho) 10-0 100 lbs - Rianne Murphy (Indiana) over Mary Manis (Florida) Fall 3:20 106 lbs - Ava Ward (Missouri) over Heather Crull (Indiana) 10-0 112 lbs - Molly Allen (Iowa) over Karlee Brooks (Arizona) Fall 1:08 117 lbs - Persaeus Gomez (Colorado) over Isabella Marie Gonzales (California) 12-2 122 lbs - Everest Leydecker (Arizona) over Carley Ceshker (Wisconsin) 8-4 127 lbs - Skylar Little Soldier (Minnesota) over Cadence Diduch (Illinois) 3-2 132 lbs - Carina Giangeruso (New Jersey) over Lauren Walton (Kentucky) 3-3 138 lbs - Sarah Henckel (Connecticut) over Faith Bartoszek (Wisconsin) 3-2 144 lbs - Nebi Tsarni (Maryland) over Skylar Slade (Iowa) 10-2 152 lbs - Mishell Rebisch (Michigan) over Genevieve An (Georgia) 9-6 164 lbs - Ella Pagel (Minnesota) over Piper Fowler (Tennessee) 10-0 180 lbs - Sabrina Nauss (Michigan) over Kali Hayden (Oklahoma) Fall 2:28 200 lbs - Savannah Isaac (Ohio) fall Mariyah Brumley (Missouri) Fall :20 Third Place Results 94 lbs - Caley Graber (Minnesota) over Annalise Maralit (South Carolina) 12-2 100 lbs - Gigi Bragg (Michigan) over Lauren Nguyen (California) 10-0 106 lbs - Angelina Cassioppi (Illinois) over Ana Malovich (Pennsylvania) 7-4 112 lbs - Aubre Krazer (Pennsylvania) over Cecilia Williams (Michigan) 4-1 117 lbs - Bella Williams (Oklahoma) over Ashley Naranjo (Washington) 6-2 122 lbs - Haylie Jaffe (Pennsylvania) over Alejandra Valdiviezo (California) 4-2 127 lbs - Alicen Dillard (Texas) over Kayla Edwards (California) Fall 2:56 132 lbs - Isis France (Arizona) over Morgan Lucio (Arizona) 10-0 138 lbs - Madison Westerberg (New York) over Gianna DiBenedetto (California) 13-2 144 lbs - Sydney Perry (Illinois) over Emma Peach (Iowa) 4-2 152 lbs - Skylur Lewis (Arkansas) over Savannah Holderby (Ohio) 2-1 164 lbs - Olivia Stean (Kansas) over Noami Simon (Iowa) 8-7 180 lbs - Aurellia Ramos (Utah) over Tirza Twoteeth (Montana) 10-0 200 lbs - Blythe Cayko (Colorado) over Cheyenne Cruce (Florida) Fall 2:57 Fifth Place Results 94 lbs - Zoey Jewett (New York) over Kendall Moe (Indiana) 10-0 100 lbs - Gabriele Tedesco (Florida) over Madison Heinzer (California) 9-9 106 lbs - Aspen Blasko (Minnesota) over Mikayla Garcia (California) 4-3 112 lbs - Reanah Utterback (Iowa) over Calli Gilchrist (Connecticut) Fall 1:04 117 lbs - Kira Cole (Ohio) over Evelyn Holmes-Smith (Alabama) 2-2 122 lbs - Savannah Witt (Pennsylvania) over Audrey Rogotzke (Minnesota) 11-0 127 lbs - Jordyn Fouse (Pennsylvania) over Dealya Collins (Wisconsin) Fall 3:35 132 lbs - Janiah Jones (Missouri) over Mackenzie Pratt (Illinois) 6-3 138 lbs - Sofia Delgado (Florida) over Annabelle Davis (Texas) 10-0 144 lbs - May Cuyler (Virginia) over Jahlia Miguel (Hawaii) :43 152 lbs - Alison Evans (Colorado) over Cali Dupree (Missouri) 3-3 164 lbs - KyLee Lindsley (Montana) over Jael Miller (Pennsylvania) 1:53 180 lbs - Isabella Renfro (Missouri) over Symphony Veloz (Oklahoma) 9-0 200 lbs - Tilisa Matakaiongo (Utah) over Kiona Michel (Washington) Fall :26 Seventh Place Results 94 lbs - Kyler Menza (Washington) over Alexandra Sebek (Illinois) 4-4 100 lbs - Mia Galindo (Virginia) over Avy Perez (California) Fall :37 106 lbs - Jillian Worthen (Iowa) over Harlee Hiller (Illinois) 12-2 112 lbs - Angelina Vargas (Missouri) over BK Martinez (California) Fall 1:47 117 lbs - Isabella Cepak (Michigan) over Jessa Joiner (Missouri) Fall 2:23 122 lbs - Sophie Bowers (Illinois) over Ella Gahl (Indiana) 5-0 127 lbs - Regan Rosseter (Nebraska) over Ciara Riner (West Virginia) Fall 2:24 132 lbs - Isabella Dias (Pennsylvania) over Janessa O'Connell (Washington) 7-4 138 lbs - Taydem Bylin (Washington) over Lena Johannson (Alabama) 9-2 144 lbs - Madeline Haynes (Missouri) over Raegen Snider (Pennsylvania) 7-3 152 lbs - Lexi Ritchie (Illinois) over Adriana Palumbo (New York) Fall 1:42 164 lbs - Bella Porcelli (Iowa) over Rachel Schauer (Wisconsin) 13-4 180 lbs - Ellie Poulette (Missouri) over Taylor Waddy (Virginia) Fall 1:08 200 lbs - Phoenix Lindseth (North Dakota) over Savannah Sistad (Iowa) Fall 1:57

Girls freestyle action from the 16U semifinals (photo courtesy of Tony Rotundo; WrestlersAreWarriors.com) 16U Women's Freestyle Finals Matchups 94 lbs - Katey Valdez (Colorado) vs. Joely Slyter (Idaho) 100 lbs - Rianne Murphy (Indiana) vs. Mary Manis (Florida) 106 lbs - Ava Ward (Missouri) vs. Heather Crull (Indiana) 112 lbs - Molly Allen (Iowa) vs. Karlee Brooks (Arizona) 117 lbs - Persaeus Gomez (Colorado) vs. Isabella Marie Gonzales (California) 122 lbs - Everest Leydecker (Arizona) vs. Carley Ceshker (Wisconsin) 127 lbs - Skylar Little Soldier (Minnesota) vs. Cadence Diduch (Illinois) 132 lbs - Lauren Walton (Kentucky) vs. Carina Giangeruso (New Jersey) 138 lbs - Sarah Henckel (Connecticut) vs. Faith Bartoszek (Wisconsin) 144 lbs - Skylar Slade (Iowa) vs. Nebi Tsarni (Maryland) 152 lbs - Mishell Rebisch (Michigan) vs. Genevieve An (Georgia) 164 lbs - Piper Fowler (Tennessee) vs. Ella Pagel (Minnesota) 180 lbs - Sabrina Nauss (Michigan) vs. Kali Hayden (Oklahoma) 200 lbs - Savannah Isaac (Ohio) vs. Mariyah Brumley (Missouri) 16U Men's Freestyle 88 lbs - Caleb Noble (Wisconsin) vs. Kaison Schreier (Missouri) 88 lbs - Alexander Diaz (Pennsylvania) vs. Cason Craft (Oklahoma) 88 lbs - Mac Crosson (Iowa) vs. Charles Esposito (New Jersey) 88 lbs - Gavin Pongsai (California) vs. James Hemmila (Illinois) 94 lbs - Haakon Peterson (Wisconsin) vs. Sean Willcox (California) 94 lbs - Ayden Dodd (Ohio) vs. Kole Davidheiser (Pennsylvania) 94 lbs - Cole Welte (Nebraska) vs. Wyatt Lees (Michigan) 94 lbs - Lincoln Rohr (Ohio) vs. Nathan Rioux (Indiana) 100 lbs - Carter Pearson (Iowa) vs. Michael Romero (California) 100 lbs - Titan Friederichs (Minnesota) vs. Dominic Deputy (Pennsylvania) 100 lbs - Rylan Seacrist (Ohio) vs. Revin Dickman (Indiana) 100 lbs - Lincoln Sledzianowski (Florida) vs. Keanu Dillard (Pennsylvania) 106 lbs - Seth Mendoza (Illinois) vs. Karson Brown (Ohio) 106 lbs - Jake Knight (Iowa) vs. Isaiah Cortez (California) 106 lbs - Aydan Thomas (Oklahoma) vs. Kolter Burton (Idaho) 106 lbs - Aaron Seidel (Pennsylvania) vs. Jayden Raney (Kentucky) 113 lbs - Keyan Hernandez (Montana) vs. Kellen Wolbert (Wisconsin) 113 lbs - Cameron Stinson Jr (North Carolina) vs. Elijah Cortez (California) 113 lbs - Moses Mendoza (California) vs. Isaiah Schaefer (Indiana) 113 lbs - Connor Fiser (Iowa) vs. Edwin Sierra (California) 120 lbs - Jordyn Raney (Kentucky) vs. Cooper Hilton (Tennessee) 120 lbs - Jackson Blum (Michigan) vs. Marcus Blaze (Ohio) 120 lbs - Sam Herring (Pennsylvania) vs. Draegen Orine (Missouri) 120 lbs - Gauge Botero (Pennsylvania) vs. Anthony Knox (New Jersey) 126 lbs - Ben Davino (Illinois) vs. Lucas Peters (Wisconsin) 126 lbs - Giosue Hickman (Arizona) vs. Thomas Verrette (Colorado) 126 lbs - Elias Navida (California) vs. Maximus Riggins (Iowa) 126 lbs - Emmitt Sherlock (Maryland) vs. Landon Robideau (Minnesota) 132 lbs - Tyson Charmoli (Minnesota) vs. Trevor Jones (New Jersey) 132 lbs - Ben Weader (Virginia) vs. Garrett Reece (Colorado) 132 lbs - Maddox Shaw (Pennsylvania) vs. Tyson Sherlock (Maryland) 132 lbs - Daniel Heiser (Wisconsin) vs. Brock Mantanona (California) 138 lbs - Gabriel Bouyssou (Rhode Island) vs. PJ Duke (New York) 138 lbs - Grayson Woodcock (Ohio) vs. Alex Braun (Minnesota) 138 lbs - Jarrett Wadsen (Minnesota) vs. Elvis Solis (Florida) 138 lbs - Conlan Carlson (Minnesota) vs. Vince Bouzakis (Pennsylvania) 145 lbs - Collin Gaj (Pennsylvania) vs. Cameron Milheim (Pennsylvania) 145 lbs - Kody Routledge (Oklahoma) vs. Jake Wacha (New Jersey) 145 lbs - Tycho Carmichael (Iowa) vs. Emil Necula (Georgia) 145 lbs - Beau Hickman (Oklahoma) vs. Kollin Rath (Pennsylvania) 152 lbs - Ladarion Lockett (Oklahoma) vs. Carter Davis (Pennsylvania) 152 lbs - Mitchell Bertz (Indiana) vs. Christopher Crawford (New York) 152 lbs - Jake Stoffel (Wisconsin) vs. Brodie Dominique (Ohio) 152 lbs - Alexander Rodrigues (Maryland) vs. Alessio Perentin (New Jersey) 160 lbs - Travis Grace (California) vs. Aydan Carlson (Minnesota) 160 lbs - Israel Ibarra (Arizona) vs. Cade Ziola (Nebraska) 160 lbs - Tyrel Miller (Ohio) vs. Jordan Chapman (New Jersey) 160 lbs - Bekhruz Sadriddinov (Pennsylvania) vs. John Murphy (Minnesota) 170 lbs - Peyton Westpfahl (Minnesota) vs. Brent Slade (Iowa) 170 lbs - Carson Mize (Ohio) vs. Bryce Burkett (Minnesota) 170 lbs - Ryan Burton (New Jersey) vs. Liam Byrne (Oregon) 170 lbs - Jarrel Miller Jr (Ohio) vs. Adrien Reyes (California) 182 lbs - Aeoden Sinclair (Wisconsin) vs. Artem Skyba (Pennsylvania) 182 lbs - Adonia Bonar II (Nebraska) vs. Caleb Marzolino (Pennsylvania) 182 lbs - Coby Merrill (California) vs. Adam Waters (Pennsylvania) 182 lbs - Cittadino Tuttle (Minnesota) vs. De'Alcapon Veazy (Indiana) 195 lbs - Dreshaun Ross (Iowa) vs. Chase Matthias (Wisconsin) 195 lbs - Mason Ellis (Alabama) vs. Kayden Cartee (California) 195 lbs - Michael Mocco (Florida) vs. Aiden Cooley (Texas) 195 lbs - Vincenzo Lavalle (New Jersey) vs. Mark Marin III (California) 220 lbs - Jay Henderson (Utah) vs. Ean Winchester (Pennsylvania) 220 lbs - Brayden Hill (Kansas) vs. Melvin Whitehead (Nevada) 220 lbs - James Bechter (Ohio) vs. Chase Baker (Washington) 220 lbs - Adam Farha (California) vs. Lamar Bradley (Illinois) 285 lbs - Sampson Stillwell (Missouri) vs. Aaron Ries (Ohio) 285 lbs - Cooper Martinson (Iowa) vs. Willie Cox (Alabama) 285 lbs - Nicholas Bowser (Ohio) vs. Connor Aney (Washington) 285 lbs - Luke Cox (Ohio) vs. Jacob Levy (Georgia)