Schoolboy National Duals All-Tournament Team named in both styles
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – USA Wrestling has named the All-Tournament Teams in both Greco-Roman and freestyle for the 2015 Schoolboy National Duals, which were held this past weekend.
To qualify for the All-Tournament Team, an athlete must go undefeated with a specific minimum number of matches during the specific tournament.
There were 21 athletes who were on the All-Tournament Team in both styles, going undefeated for the four-day event. They include Carter Young (OK, 70), Cullen Schriever (IA, 77), Anthony Clark (NJ, 84), Caden McCrary (GA, 84), Carson Manville (VA, 91), Drew Eller (CO, 98), Michael Kistler (PA, 105), Beau Bartlett (PA, 112), Alex Facundo (MI, 112), Aaron Bancroft (NC, 128), Zak Phillips (MD, 136), Franky Almaguer (WA, 136), Adrian St. Germain (WA, 144/152), Anthony Williams (MI, 144), Haydon Rockman (VA, 160), Braxton Amos (OH, 175), Zachary Brown (VA, 175), Bradley Williams (TN, 175), Jaymone Whitaker (OH, 190), Jadyn Withrow (MO, 210) and Ronald Tucker (IL, 265).
The athlete with the most wins who made both tournament teams was Drew Eller of Colorado, who went a combined 17-0, with a 7-0 record in Greco and a 10-0 record in freestyle. There were a number of athletes with perfect 16-0 records as well.
In Greco-Roman, there were 19 states which placed at least one athlete on the All-Tournament Team, led by Washington, Virginia and Michigan with four All-Tournament wrestlers.
In freestyle, All-Tournament athletes came from 21 different states, led by Pennsylvania and Virginia with five All-Tournament selections.
2015 Schoolboy Duals Greco-Roman All-Tournament team
Weight/Name/State/Record
70 Carter Young Oklahoma 8 - 0
77 Parker Decker Texas 8 - 0
77 Cullan Schriever Iowa 8 - 0
77 Brenden Chaowanapibool Washington 6 - 0
84 Anthony Clark New Jersey 8 - 0
84 Caden McCrary Georgia 7 - 0
84 Isaiah Rios Colorado 6 - 0
91 Carson Manville Virginia 8 - 0
91 Jaxon Smith Georgia 7 - 0
91 Aaden Valdez Colorado 6 - 0
91 Aizayah Maka Yaccapin Washington 5 - 0
98 Nicholas Masters Georgia 7 - 0
98 Drew Eller Colorado 7 - 0
98 Cameron Picklo Oklahoma 5 - 0
105 Michael Kistler Jr. Pennsylvania 7 - 0
112 Beau Bartlett Pennsylvania 7 - 0
112 Alex Facundo Michigan 5 - 0
112 Logan Whiteside Tennessee 5 -0
120 Jacob Nolan New York 7 - 0
120 Kevon Davenport Michigan 7 - 0
120 Luke Nichter Pennsylvania 5 - 0
128 Sam Kilmer Virginia 8 - 0
128 Aaron Bancroft North Carolina 7 - 0
128 Alfonso Martinez Arizona 7 - 0
136 Zak Phillips Maryland 8 - 0
136 McKay Foy Utah 7 - 0
136 Franky Almaguer Washington 5 - 0
144 Adrian St. Germain Washington 7 - 0
144 Sean Trombley Michigan 7 - 0
144 Anthony Williams Michigan 7 - 0
152 Devon Winston Missouri 9 - 0
160 Haydon Rockman Virginia 8 – 0
160 Jeremiah Hollen Arizona 7 - 0
175 Braxton Amos Ohio 9 - 0
175 Zachary Brown Virginia 8 - 0
175 Bradley Williams Tennessee 7 - 0
175 Jake Kaminski Illinois 7 - 0
190 Jaymone Whitaker Ohio 9 - 0
210 Jadyn Withrow Missouri 9 - 0
210 Carson Kay Utah 7 - 0
265 Noah Evans Tennessee 7 - 0
265 Ronald Tucker Illinois 7 -0
2015 Schoolboy Duals Freestyle All-Tournament Team
WC/Name/State/Record
70 Gary Steen Pennsylvania 8 - 0
70 Carter Young Oklahoma 8 - 0
77 Cullan Schriever Iowa 8 - 0
84 Anthony Clark New Jersey 8 - 0
84 Caden McCray Georgia 8 - 0
84 Isaiah Gonzalez Washington 6 - 0
84 Jeremiah Reno Missouri 6 - 0
91 Carson Manville Virginia 8 - 0
91 Mitchell Petersen Minnesota 7 - 0
91 Ryan Sokol Minnesota 5 - 0
98 Drew Eller Colorado 10 - 0
98 Rob Howard New Jersey 8 – 0
98 Domenic Zaccone Illinois 5 - 0
105 Cade Devos Iowa 8 - 0
105 Alex Mosconi Indiana 8 - 0
105 Michael Kistler Jr Pennsylvania 5 - 0
112 Beau Bartlett Pennsylvania 8 - 0
112 Phil Skeps Minnesota 7 - 0
112 Alex Facundo Michigan 5 - 0
112 Spencer Schickram Oklahoma 5 - 0
120 Brady DeArmond Oklahoma 8 - 0
120 Dominic Damon Washington 6 - 0
120 Tye Varndell Pennsylvania 6 - 0
120 Joshua Jones Pennsylvania 5 - 0
128 Chris Foca New Jersey 8 - 0
128 Korbin Riedel Kansas 8 - 0
128 Aaron Bancroft North Carolina 5 - 0
128 Montez Robinson Kansas 5 - 0
136 Zak Phillips Maryland 8 - 0
136 Franky Almaguer Washington 6 - 0
144 Anthony Williams Michigan 9 - 0
144 Austin Lyons New York 8 - 0
144 Riley Habisch Minnesota 8 - 0
144 Michael Cassidy Missouri 7 - 0
152 Adrian St. Germain Washington 7 - 0
160 Haydon Rockman Virginia 8 - 0
160 Logan Strickland Tennessee 6 - 0
175 Zachary Brown Virginia 8 - 0
175 Garrett Pride Oklahoma 8 - 0
175 Braxton Amos Ohio 7 - 0
175 Brady Williams Tennessee 6 - 0
190 George Marsh Texas 8 - 0
190 Kad Carlson Utah 7 - 0
190 Jaymone Whitaker Ohio 7 - 0
190 Luke Luffman Illinois 6 - 0
210 Thomas Mukai Virginia 8 – 0
210 Jadn Withrow Missouri 6 - 0
210 Noah Evans Tennessee 6 - 0
265 Andy Garcia Colorado 10 - 0
265 Thomas Mukai Virginia 8 - 0
265 Ronald Tucker Illinois 7 - 0
To qualify for the All-Tournament Team, an athlete must go undefeated with a specific minimum number of matches during the specific tournament.
There were 21 athletes who were on the All-Tournament Team in both styles, going undefeated for the four-day event. They include Carter Young (OK, 70), Cullen Schriever (IA, 77), Anthony Clark (NJ, 84), Caden McCrary (GA, 84), Carson Manville (VA, 91), Drew Eller (CO, 98), Michael Kistler (PA, 105), Beau Bartlett (PA, 112), Alex Facundo (MI, 112), Aaron Bancroft (NC, 128), Zak Phillips (MD, 136), Franky Almaguer (WA, 136), Adrian St. Germain (WA, 144/152), Anthony Williams (MI, 144), Haydon Rockman (VA, 160), Braxton Amos (OH, 175), Zachary Brown (VA, 175), Bradley Williams (TN, 175), Jaymone Whitaker (OH, 190), Jadyn Withrow (MO, 210) and Ronald Tucker (IL, 265).
The athlete with the most wins who made both tournament teams was Drew Eller of Colorado, who went a combined 17-0, with a 7-0 record in Greco and a 10-0 record in freestyle. There were a number of athletes with perfect 16-0 records as well.
In Greco-Roman, there were 19 states which placed at least one athlete on the All-Tournament Team, led by Washington, Virginia and Michigan with four All-Tournament wrestlers.
In freestyle, All-Tournament athletes came from 21 different states, led by Pennsylvania and Virginia with five All-Tournament selections.
2015 Schoolboy Duals Greco-Roman All-Tournament team
Weight/Name/State/Record
70 Carter Young Oklahoma 8 - 0
77 Parker Decker Texas 8 - 0
77 Cullan Schriever Iowa 8 - 0
77 Brenden Chaowanapibool Washington 6 - 0
84 Anthony Clark New Jersey 8 - 0
84 Caden McCrary Georgia 7 - 0
84 Isaiah Rios Colorado 6 - 0
91 Carson Manville Virginia 8 - 0
91 Jaxon Smith Georgia 7 - 0
91 Aaden Valdez Colorado 6 - 0
91 Aizayah Maka Yaccapin Washington 5 - 0
98 Nicholas Masters Georgia 7 - 0
98 Drew Eller Colorado 7 - 0
98 Cameron Picklo Oklahoma 5 - 0
105 Michael Kistler Jr. Pennsylvania 7 - 0
112 Beau Bartlett Pennsylvania 7 - 0
112 Alex Facundo Michigan 5 - 0
112 Logan Whiteside Tennessee 5 -0
120 Jacob Nolan New York 7 - 0
120 Kevon Davenport Michigan 7 - 0
120 Luke Nichter Pennsylvania 5 - 0
128 Sam Kilmer Virginia 8 - 0
128 Aaron Bancroft North Carolina 7 - 0
128 Alfonso Martinez Arizona 7 - 0
136 Zak Phillips Maryland 8 - 0
136 McKay Foy Utah 7 - 0
136 Franky Almaguer Washington 5 - 0
144 Adrian St. Germain Washington 7 - 0
144 Sean Trombley Michigan 7 - 0
144 Anthony Williams Michigan 7 - 0
152 Devon Winston Missouri 9 - 0
160 Haydon Rockman Virginia 8 – 0
160 Jeremiah Hollen Arizona 7 - 0
175 Braxton Amos Ohio 9 - 0
175 Zachary Brown Virginia 8 - 0
175 Bradley Williams Tennessee 7 - 0
175 Jake Kaminski Illinois 7 - 0
190 Jaymone Whitaker Ohio 9 - 0
210 Jadyn Withrow Missouri 9 - 0
210 Carson Kay Utah 7 - 0
265 Noah Evans Tennessee 7 - 0
265 Ronald Tucker Illinois 7 -0
2015 Schoolboy Duals Freestyle All-Tournament Team
WC/Name/State/Record
70 Gary Steen Pennsylvania 8 - 0
70 Carter Young Oklahoma 8 - 0
77 Cullan Schriever Iowa 8 - 0
84 Anthony Clark New Jersey 8 - 0
84 Caden McCray Georgia 8 - 0
84 Isaiah Gonzalez Washington 6 - 0
84 Jeremiah Reno Missouri 6 - 0
91 Carson Manville Virginia 8 - 0
91 Mitchell Petersen Minnesota 7 - 0
91 Ryan Sokol Minnesota 5 - 0
98 Drew Eller Colorado 10 - 0
98 Rob Howard New Jersey 8 – 0
98 Domenic Zaccone Illinois 5 - 0
105 Cade Devos Iowa 8 - 0
105 Alex Mosconi Indiana 8 - 0
105 Michael Kistler Jr Pennsylvania 5 - 0
112 Beau Bartlett Pennsylvania 8 - 0
112 Phil Skeps Minnesota 7 - 0
112 Alex Facundo Michigan 5 - 0
112 Spencer Schickram Oklahoma 5 - 0
120 Brady DeArmond Oklahoma 8 - 0
120 Dominic Damon Washington 6 - 0
120 Tye Varndell Pennsylvania 6 - 0
120 Joshua Jones Pennsylvania 5 - 0
128 Chris Foca New Jersey 8 - 0
128 Korbin Riedel Kansas 8 - 0
128 Aaron Bancroft North Carolina 5 - 0
128 Montez Robinson Kansas 5 - 0
136 Zak Phillips Maryland 8 - 0
136 Franky Almaguer Washington 6 - 0
144 Anthony Williams Michigan 9 - 0
144 Austin Lyons New York 8 - 0
144 Riley Habisch Minnesota 8 - 0
144 Michael Cassidy Missouri 7 - 0
152 Adrian St. Germain Washington 7 - 0
160 Haydon Rockman Virginia 8 - 0
160 Logan Strickland Tennessee 6 - 0
175 Zachary Brown Virginia 8 - 0
175 Garrett Pride Oklahoma 8 - 0
175 Braxton Amos Ohio 7 - 0
175 Brady Williams Tennessee 6 - 0
190 George Marsh Texas 8 - 0
190 Kad Carlson Utah 7 - 0
190 Jaymone Whitaker Ohio 7 - 0
190 Luke Luffman Illinois 6 - 0
210 Thomas Mukai Virginia 8 – 0
210 Jadn Withrow Missouri 6 - 0
210 Noah Evans Tennessee 6 - 0
265 Andy Garcia Colorado 10 - 0
265 Thomas Mukai Virginia 8 - 0
265 Ronald Tucker Illinois 7 - 0
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