Michigan leads Schoolboy/girl Freestyle All-Tournament Team with six and 25 make team in both styles
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The All-Tournament Team in freestyle has been announced from the Schoolboy National Duals, a dual meet competition featuring 13-14 year old wrestlers representing state association teams.
An athlete must go undefeated in a minimum number of matches in that specific style to earn All-Tournament Team honors.
In freestyle, there were 59 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 27 different states. Michigan had the most All-Tournament Team members in freestyle with six. Idaho and Indiana were next with four on the All-Tournament Freestyle Team. Coming in with three on the All-Tournament team in freestyle were Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Of the athletes on the All-Tournament Team in freestyle, the best record was 9-0, with 10 wrestlers who reached that record during the tournament: Kyison Garcia of Utah (70), Aiden Riggins of Iowa (91), Anthony Ferrari of Texas (98), Hayden Taylor of Iowa (98), Antwuan Burns of Ohio (128), Lenny Pinto of Pennsylvania (144), Seth Shumate of Ohio (152), Lucas Scott of New York (190), Kolby Franklin of Pennsylvania (190) and Tyler Rice of New York (210)
There were 25 wrestlers who made the All-Tournament Team in both freestyle and Greco-Roman: Cael Hughes of Oklahoma (70), Brandon Cannon of Colorado (77), Christopher Martino of Idaho (77), Caden Horwath of Michigan (84), Brennan VanHoeke of Florida (84), Cory Land of Alabama (84), Zachary Espalin of Virginia (84), Casey Swiderski of Michigan (91), Stevie Barnes of Iowa (91), Anthony Ferrari of Texas (98), Jesse Mendez of Indiana (105), James Johnston of Michigan (120), Nicholas Vafiadis of Virginia (120), Damien Lopez of Illinois (120), Antwuan Burns of Ohio (128), Stoney Buell of Michigan (136), Lenny Pinto of Pennsylvania (144), Seth Shumate of Ohio (152), Quentin Saunders of Kansas (160), Mike TalShahar of Florida (160), Ethan Kremer of Kansas (175), Noah Pettigrew of Georgia (175), Lucas Schott of New York (190), Sean Horner of New Jersey (210) and Matthew Munoz of Indiana (265).
Of the All-Tournament Team members who doubled up in both styles, the best overall record was a combined 18-record, which was achieved by four wrestlers from Michigan: Caden Horwath (84), Casey Swiderski (91), James Johnston (120) and Stoney Buell (136).
2017 SCHOOLBOY NATIONAL FREESTYLE DUALS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
70 - Kyison Garcia of Utah went 9-0
70 - Cael Hughes of Oklahoma went 7-0
77 - Dylan Gilcher of Michigan went 8-0
77 - Brandon Cannon of Colorado went 8-0
77 - Spencer Moore of Kentucky went 6-0
77 - Christopher Martino of Idaho went 5-0
77 - Bryce Lowery of Indiana went 5-0
84 - Brennan VanHoeke of Florida went 8-0
84 - Caden Horwath of Michigan went 8-0
84 - Cory Land of Alabama went 7-0
84 - Zachary Espalin of Virginia went 7-0
84 - Drayden Morton of Minnesota went 7-0
84 - Kannon Webster of Illinois went 7-0
84 - Kayd Craig of Idaho went 7-0
91 - Aiden Riggins of Iowa went 9-0
91 - Casey Swiderski of Michigan went 8-0
91 - Stevie Barnes of Iowa went 5-0
91 - Kamariyon Nelson of Indiana went 5-0
98 - Anthony Ferrari of Texas went 9-0
98 - Hayden Taylor of Iowa went 9-0
98 - John Wiley of Oklahoma went 7-0
105 - Ramon Ramos of Arizona went 8-0
105 - Jesse Mendez of Indiana went 8-0
105 - Scott Robertson of Utah went 5-0
112 - Vance Vom Baur of Colorado went 8-0
112 - Thor Michaelson of Washington went 7-0
120 - James Johnston of Michigan went 8-0
120 - Nicholas Vafiadis of Virginia went 8-0
120 - Damien Lopez of Illinois went 6-0
128 - Antwuan Burns of Ohio went 9-0
128 - Jake Matthews of Illinois went 7-0
136 - Tyler Collins of Colorado went 8-0
136 - Stoeny Buell of Michigan went 8-0
136 - Rylan Rogers of Washington went 7-0
136 - Joel Hatchett of Kentucky went 6-0
136 - Kent McCombs of Michigan went 5-0
144 - Lenny Pinto of Pennsylvania went 9-0
144 - Jack Darrah of Missouri went 7-0
144 - Jake Humphrey of Idaho went 7-0
144 - Aaron Sheffield of Georgia went 5-0
152 - Seth Shumate of Ohio went 9-0
152 - Damion Schunke of South Dakota went 8-0
152 - Zachary Brady of Maryland went 8-0
152 - Seth Slayton of Kentucky went 6-0
160 - Evan Bates of Indiana went 8-0
160 - Quentin Saunders of Kansas went 8-0
160 - Mike TalShahar of Florida went 6-0
160 - David Dixon of Tennessee went 5-0
175 - Ethan Kremer of Kansas went 8-0
175 - Noah Pettigrew of Georgia went 7-0
175 - Heath Snodgrass of Tennessee went 6-0
190 - Lucas Scott of New York went 9-0
190 - Kolby Franklin of Pennsylvania went 9-0
190 - David Harper of Georgia went 7-0
190 - Jaylon Thomas of Tennessee went 6-0
210 - Tyler Rice of New York went 9-0
210 - Sean Horner of New Jersey went 8-0
210 - Marshall Baldwin of South Dakota went 8-0
265 - Matthew Munoz of Indiana went 8-0
An athlete must go undefeated in a minimum number of matches in that specific style to earn All-Tournament Team honors.
In freestyle, there were 59 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 27 different states. Michigan had the most All-Tournament Team members in freestyle with six. Idaho and Indiana were next with four on the All-Tournament Freestyle Team. Coming in with three on the All-Tournament team in freestyle were Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Of the athletes on the All-Tournament Team in freestyle, the best record was 9-0, with 10 wrestlers who reached that record during the tournament: Kyison Garcia of Utah (70), Aiden Riggins of Iowa (91), Anthony Ferrari of Texas (98), Hayden Taylor of Iowa (98), Antwuan Burns of Ohio (128), Lenny Pinto of Pennsylvania (144), Seth Shumate of Ohio (152), Lucas Scott of New York (190), Kolby Franklin of Pennsylvania (190) and Tyler Rice of New York (210)
There were 25 wrestlers who made the All-Tournament Team in both freestyle and Greco-Roman: Cael Hughes of Oklahoma (70), Brandon Cannon of Colorado (77), Christopher Martino of Idaho (77), Caden Horwath of Michigan (84), Brennan VanHoeke of Florida (84), Cory Land of Alabama (84), Zachary Espalin of Virginia (84), Casey Swiderski of Michigan (91), Stevie Barnes of Iowa (91), Anthony Ferrari of Texas (98), Jesse Mendez of Indiana (105), James Johnston of Michigan (120), Nicholas Vafiadis of Virginia (120), Damien Lopez of Illinois (120), Antwuan Burns of Ohio (128), Stoney Buell of Michigan (136), Lenny Pinto of Pennsylvania (144), Seth Shumate of Ohio (152), Quentin Saunders of Kansas (160), Mike TalShahar of Florida (160), Ethan Kremer of Kansas (175), Noah Pettigrew of Georgia (175), Lucas Schott of New York (190), Sean Horner of New Jersey (210) and Matthew Munoz of Indiana (265).
Of the All-Tournament Team members who doubled up in both styles, the best overall record was a combined 18-record, which was achieved by four wrestlers from Michigan: Caden Horwath (84), Casey Swiderski (91), James Johnston (120) and Stoney Buell (136).
2017 SCHOOLBOY NATIONAL FREESTYLE DUALS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
70 - Kyison Garcia of Utah went 9-0
70 - Cael Hughes of Oklahoma went 7-0
77 - Dylan Gilcher of Michigan went 8-0
77 - Brandon Cannon of Colorado went 8-0
77 - Spencer Moore of Kentucky went 6-0
77 - Christopher Martino of Idaho went 5-0
77 - Bryce Lowery of Indiana went 5-0
84 - Brennan VanHoeke of Florida went 8-0
84 - Caden Horwath of Michigan went 8-0
84 - Cory Land of Alabama went 7-0
84 - Zachary Espalin of Virginia went 7-0
84 - Drayden Morton of Minnesota went 7-0
84 - Kannon Webster of Illinois went 7-0
84 - Kayd Craig of Idaho went 7-0
91 - Aiden Riggins of Iowa went 9-0
91 - Casey Swiderski of Michigan went 8-0
91 - Stevie Barnes of Iowa went 5-0
91 - Kamariyon Nelson of Indiana went 5-0
98 - Anthony Ferrari of Texas went 9-0
98 - Hayden Taylor of Iowa went 9-0
98 - John Wiley of Oklahoma went 7-0
105 - Ramon Ramos of Arizona went 8-0
105 - Jesse Mendez of Indiana went 8-0
105 - Scott Robertson of Utah went 5-0
112 - Vance Vom Baur of Colorado went 8-0
112 - Thor Michaelson of Washington went 7-0
120 - James Johnston of Michigan went 8-0
120 - Nicholas Vafiadis of Virginia went 8-0
120 - Damien Lopez of Illinois went 6-0
128 - Antwuan Burns of Ohio went 9-0
128 - Jake Matthews of Illinois went 7-0
136 - Tyler Collins of Colorado went 8-0
136 - Stoeny Buell of Michigan went 8-0
136 - Rylan Rogers of Washington went 7-0
136 - Joel Hatchett of Kentucky went 6-0
136 - Kent McCombs of Michigan went 5-0
144 - Lenny Pinto of Pennsylvania went 9-0
144 - Jack Darrah of Missouri went 7-0
144 - Jake Humphrey of Idaho went 7-0
144 - Aaron Sheffield of Georgia went 5-0
152 - Seth Shumate of Ohio went 9-0
152 - Damion Schunke of South Dakota went 8-0
152 - Zachary Brady of Maryland went 8-0
152 - Seth Slayton of Kentucky went 6-0
160 - Evan Bates of Indiana went 8-0
160 - Quentin Saunders of Kansas went 8-0
160 - Mike TalShahar of Florida went 6-0
160 - David Dixon of Tennessee went 5-0
175 - Ethan Kremer of Kansas went 8-0
175 - Noah Pettigrew of Georgia went 7-0
175 - Heath Snodgrass of Tennessee went 6-0
190 - Lucas Scott of New York went 9-0
190 - Kolby Franklin of Pennsylvania went 9-0
190 - David Harper of Georgia went 7-0
190 - Jaylon Thomas of Tennessee went 6-0
210 - Tyler Rice of New York went 9-0
210 - Sean Horner of New Jersey went 8-0
210 - Marshall Baldwin of South Dakota went 8-0
265 - Matthew Munoz of Indiana went 8-0
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