USA loses to Mongolia, takes fourth at Women’s World Cup
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by Gary Abbott USA Wrestling
Adeline Gray on the way to a 10-0 technical fall over Gelegjamts Naranchimeg of Mongolia at 75 kg. Ikuo Higuchi photo.
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia – The United States lost to Mongolia, 3-5, in the third place match, to finish fourth at the Women’s World Cup on Sunday.
Team USA finished the weekend with a 2-2 record. On Saturday, the USA finished second in Group A with a 2-1 record, with wins over Azerbaijan and Poland and a loss to Japan.
The final dual started with a win for the USA at 48 kg. Two-time World medalist Alyssa Lampe fell behind early to Erdensukh Narangerel by an 8-2 margin. She had a furious comeback, scoring the next seven points including a score on the final buzzer for an exciting 9-8 comeback win.
Mongolia countered at 53 kg with a pin from Sumiya Erdenchimeg over two-time World Team member Whitney Conder. It was Conder who led 2-0 in the second period. She was placed on the shot clock. Sumiya locked up a cradle for a takedown and drove her over, securing the fall with less than a minute to go.
Winning her fourth match of the weekend was two-time World medalist Helen Maroulis, who edged Sundev Byambatseren, 2-1 at 55 kg. Maroulis scored a first-period takedown, the key technique to the victory.
Mongolia powered back at 58 kg, as Baatarjev Shoovdor scored a 10-0 technical fall over two-time World Team member Alli Ragan. Baatarjav scored three takedowns in the first period, then hit a four-point takedown for the winning technique early in the second.
2014 World champion Sukhee Tserenchimed of Mongolia added another technical fall, stopping Kelsey Campbell 12-1 in the second period at 60 kg. Sukhee scored multiple ankle lace turns for exposure
Soronzonbold Battsetseg added a pin for Mongolia at 63 kg, putting away Erin Clodgo at the 4:57 mark. Soronzobold opened a big lead with takedowns and turns, and when Clodgo attempted an arm throw, she was countered and put on her back for the fall.
The dual was clinched for Mongolia at 69 kg, when Ochirbat Nasanburmaa stopped four-time World medalist Elena Pirozhokova, 8-5. Ochirbat scored a pair of four-point takedowns in the first period. Pirozhkova added a four-pointer of her own, but could not close the gap.
Two-time World champion Adeline Gray closed out a strong weekend with a 10-0 technical fall at 75 kg over Gelegjamts Naranchimeg, with a takedown and multiple ankle laces.
Japan won the first five matches to clinch the team title, eventually earning a 5-3 win over host Russia in the championship dual meet. In the fifth-place match, Azerbaijan and Ukraine split their bouts, finishing at 4-4, but Azerbaijan won the tiebreaker by scoring the most classification points, 16-15. For seventh place, Poland won four of the last five bouts to defeat Sweden, 5-3.
WOMEN’S WORLD CUP
At St. Petersburg, Russia, March 8
THIRD PLACE MATCH
Mongolia 5, United States 3
48 kg/105.5 lbs. – Alyssa Lampe (USA) dec. Erdenesukh Narangerel (Mongolia), 9-8
53 kg/116.5 lbs. - Sumiya Erdenchimeg (Mongolia) pin Whitney Conder (USA), 5:10
55 kg/121 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) dec. Sundev Byambatseren (Mongolia), 2-1
58 kg/128 lbs. –Baatarjav Shoovdor (Mongolia) tech. fall Ali Ragan (USA). 10-0
60 kg/132 lbs. - Sukhee Tserenchimed (Mongolia) tech. fall Kelsey Campbell (USA), 12-1
63 kg/138.75 lbs. - Soronzonbold Battsetseg (Mongolia) pin Erin Clodgo
69 kg/152 lbs. - Ochirbat Nasanburmaa (Mongolia) dec. Elena Pirozhokova (USA), 8-5
75kg/165 lbs. – Adeline Gray (USA) tech. fall Gelegjamts Naranchimeg (Mongolia), 10-0
FIRST PLACE MATCH
Japan 5, Russia 3
48kg: No.7 Yu MIYAHARA (JPN) df. Nadezhda FEDOROVA (RUS), 14-6
53kg: No.1 Chiho HAMADA (JPN) df. Mariia GUROVA (RUS), 4-3
55kg: Hikari SUGAWARA (JPN) df. No.3 Irina OLOGONOVA (RUS), 6-0
58kg: No.9 Risako KAWAI (JPN) df. No.2 Valeria KOBLOVA (RUS), 6-1
60kg: Kanako MURATA (JPN) df. Zhargalma TCYRENOVA (RUS) by TF, 11-0
63kg: No.5 Inna TRAZHUKOVA (RUS) via forfeit
69kg: No.3 Natalia VOROBEVA (RUS) df. Kayoko KUDO (JPN) by FALL
75kg: No.13 Ekaterina BUKINA (RUS) df. No.12 Hiroe SUZUKI (JPN), 4-0
FIFTH PLACE
Azerbaijan df. Ukraine, 4-4 (16-15)
48kg: No.2 Mariya STADNYK (AZE) df. Olga SCHNAIDER (UKR) by TF, 13-0
53kg: Anzhela DOROGAN (AZE) df. Tetyana LAZAREVA (UKR), 5-0
55kg: Natalya SINISHIN (AZE) df. Tetyana LAVRENCHUK (UKR), 5-3
58kg: Tetiana OMELCHENKO (UKR) df. Irina Petrovna NETREBA (AZE), 10-1
60kg: Oksana HERHEL (UKR) df. No.4 Yuliya RATKEVICH (AZE), 4-3
63kg: No.1 Yuliia TKACH (UKR) df. Ragneta GURBANZADE (AZE) by TF, 10-0
69kg: No.20 Alla CHERKASOVA (UKR) df. Nadiia MUSHKA SEMENTSOVA (AZE), 9-5
75kg: Gozal ZUTOVA (AZE) df. Kateryna BURMISTROVA (UKR), 6-2
SEVENTH PLACE
Poland df. Sweden, 5-3
48kg: Anna LUKASIAK (POL) df. (SWE) by forfeit
53kg: Fredrika Ida PETERSSON (SWE) df. Paula KOZLOW (POL), 3-1
55kg: No.2 Sofia MATTSSON (SWE) df. No.13 Katarzyna KRAWCZYK (POL) by TF,12-2
58kg: Aleksandra WOLCZYNSKA (POL) df. Szilvia PETER (SWE), 4-0
60kg: No.6 Johanna MATTSSON (SWE) df. Agnieszka Sylwia KROL (POL), 6-0
63kg: Monika Ewa MICHALIK (POL) df. No.12 Henna Katarina JOHANSSON (SWE), 3-0
69kg: No.15 Agnieszka WIESZCZEK-KORDUS (POL) df. Moa Lena Maria NYGREN (SWE) by TF, 10-0
75kg: Daria Urszula OSOCKA (POL) df. Fanny Helene GRADIN (SWE) by TF, 10-0
USA GROUP A MATCHES
USA 5, Poland 3
48 kg/105.5 lbs. - Iwona Matkowska (Poland) pin Victoria Anthony (USA), 1:35
53 kg/116.5 lbs. –Roksana Zasina (Poland) pin Whitney Conder (USA), 5:15
55 kg/121 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) tech. fall Katarzyna Krawczyk (Poland), 10-0
58 kg/130 lbs. – Alli Ragan (USA) pin Aleksandra Wolczynska (Poland), 2:25
60 kg/132 lbs. – Kelsey Campbell (USA) dec. Agnieszka Krol (Poland), 4-2
63 kg/138.75 lbs. - Monika Michalik (Poland) dec. Erin Clodgo (USA), 6-1
69 kg/152 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova (USA) dec. Agnieszka Wieszczek-Kordus (Poland), 7-2
75 kg/165 lbs. – Adeline Gray (USA) pin Daria Osocka (Poland), 2:15
USA 4, Azerbaijan 4
(Classification points 16-16, technical points 42-39 to USA)
48 kg/105.5 lbs. - Maria Stadnyk (Azerbaijan) tech. fall Alyssa Lampe (USA), 10-0
51 kg/112.25 lbs. –Angela Dorogan (Azerbaijan) dec. Katherine Fulp-Allen (USA), 7-1
55 kg/121 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) tech. fall Natalya Shinishin (Azerbaijan), 11-0
58 kg/128 lbs. –Irina Netreba (Azerbaijan) dec. Alli Ragan (USA), 6-1
60 kg/132 lbs. – Yulia Ratkevich (Azerbaijan) tech. fall Kelsey Campbell (USA), 10-0
63 kg/138.75 lbs. – Erin Clodgo (USA) dec. Ragneta Gurbanzade (Azerbaijan), 7-2
69 kg/152 lbs. – Randi Miller (USA) dec. Nadeshda Semen Mushka (Azerbaijan), 7-0
75 kg/165 lbs. – Adeline Gray (USA) tech. fall Gozal Zutova (Azerbaijan), 15-4
Japan 5, USA 3
48 kg/105.5 lbs. – Yu Miyahara (Japan) tech. fall Victoria Anthony (USA), 13-2
51 kg/112.25 lbs. – Chiho Hamada (Japan) dec. Whitney Conder (USA), 4-2
55 kg/121 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) pin Hikari Sugawara (Japan), 0:12
58 kg/128 lbs. –Risako Kawai (Japan) tech. fall Alli Ragan (USA), 10-0
60 kg/132 lbs. –Kanako Murata (Japan) tech. fall Kelsey Campbell (USA), 12-2
63 kg/138.75 lbs. – Erin Clodgo (USA) won by forfeit
69 kg/152 lbs. –Kayako Kudo (Japan) tech. fall Randi Miller (USA), 10-0
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia – The United States lost to Mongolia, 3-5, in the third place match, to finish fourth at the Women’s World Cup on Sunday.
Team USA finished the weekend with a 2-2 record. On Saturday, the USA finished second in Group A with a 2-1 record, with wins over Azerbaijan and Poland and a loss to Japan.
The final dual started with a win for the USA at 48 kg. Two-time World medalist Alyssa Lampe fell behind early to Erdensukh Narangerel by an 8-2 margin. She had a furious comeback, scoring the next seven points including a score on the final buzzer for an exciting 9-8 comeback win.
Mongolia countered at 53 kg with a pin from Sumiya Erdenchimeg over two-time World Team member Whitney Conder. It was Conder who led 2-0 in the second period. She was placed on the shot clock. Sumiya locked up a cradle for a takedown and drove her over, securing the fall with less than a minute to go.
Winning her fourth match of the weekend was two-time World medalist Helen Maroulis, who edged Sundev Byambatseren, 2-1 at 55 kg. Maroulis scored a first-period takedown, the key technique to the victory.
Mongolia powered back at 58 kg, as Baatarjev Shoovdor scored a 10-0 technical fall over two-time World Team member Alli Ragan. Baatarjav scored three takedowns in the first period, then hit a four-point takedown for the winning technique early in the second.
2014 World champion Sukhee Tserenchimed of Mongolia added another technical fall, stopping Kelsey Campbell 12-1 in the second period at 60 kg. Sukhee scored multiple ankle lace turns for exposure
Soronzonbold Battsetseg added a pin for Mongolia at 63 kg, putting away Erin Clodgo at the 4:57 mark. Soronzobold opened a big lead with takedowns and turns, and when Clodgo attempted an arm throw, she was countered and put on her back for the fall.
The dual was clinched for Mongolia at 69 kg, when Ochirbat Nasanburmaa stopped four-time World medalist Elena Pirozhokova, 8-5. Ochirbat scored a pair of four-point takedowns in the first period. Pirozhkova added a four-pointer of her own, but could not close the gap.
Two-time World champion Adeline Gray closed out a strong weekend with a 10-0 technical fall at 75 kg over Gelegjamts Naranchimeg, with a takedown and multiple ankle laces.
Japan won the first five matches to clinch the team title, eventually earning a 5-3 win over host Russia in the championship dual meet. In the fifth-place match, Azerbaijan and Ukraine split their bouts, finishing at 4-4, but Azerbaijan won the tiebreaker by scoring the most classification points, 16-15. For seventh place, Poland won four of the last five bouts to defeat Sweden, 5-3.
WOMEN’S WORLD CUP
At St. Petersburg, Russia, March 8
THIRD PLACE MATCH
Mongolia 5, United States 3
48 kg/105.5 lbs. – Alyssa Lampe (USA) dec. Erdenesukh Narangerel (Mongolia), 9-8
53 kg/116.5 lbs. - Sumiya Erdenchimeg (Mongolia) pin Whitney Conder (USA), 5:10
55 kg/121 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) dec. Sundev Byambatseren (Mongolia), 2-1
58 kg/128 lbs. –Baatarjav Shoovdor (Mongolia) tech. fall Ali Ragan (USA). 10-0
60 kg/132 lbs. - Sukhee Tserenchimed (Mongolia) tech. fall Kelsey Campbell (USA), 12-1
63 kg/138.75 lbs. - Soronzonbold Battsetseg (Mongolia) pin Erin Clodgo
69 kg/152 lbs. - Ochirbat Nasanburmaa (Mongolia) dec. Elena Pirozhokova (USA), 8-5
75kg/165 lbs. – Adeline Gray (USA) tech. fall Gelegjamts Naranchimeg (Mongolia), 10-0
FIRST PLACE MATCH
Japan 5, Russia 3
48kg: No.7 Yu MIYAHARA (JPN) df. Nadezhda FEDOROVA (RUS), 14-6
53kg: No.1 Chiho HAMADA (JPN) df. Mariia GUROVA (RUS), 4-3
55kg: Hikari SUGAWARA (JPN) df. No.3 Irina OLOGONOVA (RUS), 6-0
58kg: No.9 Risako KAWAI (JPN) df. No.2 Valeria KOBLOVA (RUS), 6-1
60kg: Kanako MURATA (JPN) df. Zhargalma TCYRENOVA (RUS) by TF, 11-0
63kg: No.5 Inna TRAZHUKOVA (RUS) via forfeit
69kg: No.3 Natalia VOROBEVA (RUS) df. Kayoko KUDO (JPN) by FALL
75kg: No.13 Ekaterina BUKINA (RUS) df. No.12 Hiroe SUZUKI (JPN), 4-0
FIFTH PLACE
Azerbaijan df. Ukraine, 4-4 (16-15)
48kg: No.2 Mariya STADNYK (AZE) df. Olga SCHNAIDER (UKR) by TF, 13-0
53kg: Anzhela DOROGAN (AZE) df. Tetyana LAZAREVA (UKR), 5-0
55kg: Natalya SINISHIN (AZE) df. Tetyana LAVRENCHUK (UKR), 5-3
58kg: Tetiana OMELCHENKO (UKR) df. Irina Petrovna NETREBA (AZE), 10-1
60kg: Oksana HERHEL (UKR) df. No.4 Yuliya RATKEVICH (AZE), 4-3
63kg: No.1 Yuliia TKACH (UKR) df. Ragneta GURBANZADE (AZE) by TF, 10-0
69kg: No.20 Alla CHERKASOVA (UKR) df. Nadiia MUSHKA SEMENTSOVA (AZE), 9-5
75kg: Gozal ZUTOVA (AZE) df. Kateryna BURMISTROVA (UKR), 6-2
SEVENTH PLACE
Poland df. Sweden, 5-3
48kg: Anna LUKASIAK (POL) df. (SWE) by forfeit
53kg: Fredrika Ida PETERSSON (SWE) df. Paula KOZLOW (POL), 3-1
55kg: No.2 Sofia MATTSSON (SWE) df. No.13 Katarzyna KRAWCZYK (POL) by TF,12-2
58kg: Aleksandra WOLCZYNSKA (POL) df. Szilvia PETER (SWE), 4-0
60kg: No.6 Johanna MATTSSON (SWE) df. Agnieszka Sylwia KROL (POL), 6-0
63kg: Monika Ewa MICHALIK (POL) df. No.12 Henna Katarina JOHANSSON (SWE), 3-0
69kg: No.15 Agnieszka WIESZCZEK-KORDUS (POL) df. Moa Lena Maria NYGREN (SWE) by TF, 10-0
75kg: Daria Urszula OSOCKA (POL) df. Fanny Helene GRADIN (SWE) by TF, 10-0
USA GROUP A MATCHES
USA 5, Poland 3
48 kg/105.5 lbs. - Iwona Matkowska (Poland) pin Victoria Anthony (USA), 1:35
53 kg/116.5 lbs. –Roksana Zasina (Poland) pin Whitney Conder (USA), 5:15
55 kg/121 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) tech. fall Katarzyna Krawczyk (Poland), 10-0
58 kg/130 lbs. – Alli Ragan (USA) pin Aleksandra Wolczynska (Poland), 2:25
60 kg/132 lbs. – Kelsey Campbell (USA) dec. Agnieszka Krol (Poland), 4-2
63 kg/138.75 lbs. - Monika Michalik (Poland) dec. Erin Clodgo (USA), 6-1
69 kg/152 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova (USA) dec. Agnieszka Wieszczek-Kordus (Poland), 7-2
75 kg/165 lbs. – Adeline Gray (USA) pin Daria Osocka (Poland), 2:15
USA 4, Azerbaijan 4
(Classification points 16-16, technical points 42-39 to USA)
48 kg/105.5 lbs. - Maria Stadnyk (Azerbaijan) tech. fall Alyssa Lampe (USA), 10-0
51 kg/112.25 lbs. –Angela Dorogan (Azerbaijan) dec. Katherine Fulp-Allen (USA), 7-1
55 kg/121 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) tech. fall Natalya Shinishin (Azerbaijan), 11-0
58 kg/128 lbs. –Irina Netreba (Azerbaijan) dec. Alli Ragan (USA), 6-1
60 kg/132 lbs. – Yulia Ratkevich (Azerbaijan) tech. fall Kelsey Campbell (USA), 10-0
63 kg/138.75 lbs. – Erin Clodgo (USA) dec. Ragneta Gurbanzade (Azerbaijan), 7-2
69 kg/152 lbs. – Randi Miller (USA) dec. Nadeshda Semen Mushka (Azerbaijan), 7-0
75 kg/165 lbs. – Adeline Gray (USA) tech. fall Gozal Zutova (Azerbaijan), 15-4
Japan 5, USA 3
48 kg/105.5 lbs. – Yu Miyahara (Japan) tech. fall Victoria Anthony (USA), 13-2
51 kg/112.25 lbs. – Chiho Hamada (Japan) dec. Whitney Conder (USA), 4-2
55 kg/121 lbs. – Helen Maroulis (USA) pin Hikari Sugawara (Japan), 0:12
58 kg/128 lbs. –Risako Kawai (Japan) tech. fall Alli Ragan (USA), 10-0
60 kg/132 lbs. –Kanako Murata (Japan) tech. fall Kelsey Campbell (USA), 12-2
63 kg/138.75 lbs. – Erin Clodgo (USA) won by forfeit
69 kg/152 lbs. –Kayako Kudo (Japan) tech. fall Randi Miller (USA), 10-0
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