2017 Junior National Greco-Roman Duals All-Tournament Team announced
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by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
TULSA, Okla. – The 2017 Junior National Greco-Roman All-Tournament team was announced following the conclusion of this year’s competition.
There were 33 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 19 different states.
The state with the most All-Tournament Team members is Kansas with four, followed by Washington, Ohio and Michigan with three. Five states had two All-Tournament Team members in Greco-Roman: Colorado, Utah, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and North Dakota.
The best individual record in Greco-Roman was 8-0, which was achieved by eight athletes: Aizayha Yaccapin of Washington (106), Brendon Garcia of Colorado (106), Cody Phippen of Missouri (120), Phillip Moomey of Nebraska (126), Anthony Artalona of Florida (152), Tate Samuelson of Colorado (170), Owen Brown of Georgia (170) and Brandon Metz of North Dakota (285).
The weight class with the most All-Tournament Team members was 170 pounds with six, including Tate Samuelson of Colorado, Owen Brown of Georgia, Jake Allar of Minnesota, Noah Jakubas of Michigan, Clay Lautt of Kansas and Daniel Butler of Kansas.
To make the All-Tournament Team, an athlete must go undefeated for the two days of the tournament in that style, with a specific minimum number of matches.
The Junior National Duals conclude with the freestyle division on Friday and Saturday.
2017 JUNIOR NATIONAL GRECO-ROMAN DUALS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
100 - Daniel Kimball of Iowa Blue went 5-0
106 - Aizayha Maka Yaccapin of Washington went 8-0
106 - Brendan Garcia of Colorado went 8-0
106 - Jacob Moran of Indiana Gold went 7-0
113 - Lucas Byrd of Ohio went 7-0
120 - Cody Phippen of Missouri went 8-0
126 - Phillip Moomey of Nebraska Red went 8-0
126 - Drew Mattin of Ohio went 7-0
132 - Stockton O`Brien of Utah Blue went 7-0
132 - Trevor Mansfield of South Carolina went 5-0
138 - Brady Lowry of Utah Blue went 7-0
138 - Mitch Moore of Ohio went 6-0
145 - Sammy Sasso of Pennsylvania went 7-0
145 - Nathan Moore of Washington went 6-0
152 – Anthony Artalona of Florida went 8-0
152 - Logan Meek of Oregon went 6-0
160 - Jalin Harper of Kansas Red went 6-0
160 - Peyton Robb of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
170 - Tate Samuelson of Colorado went 8-0
170 - Owen Brown of Georgia Blue went 8-0
170 - Jake Allar of Minnesota Blue went 6-0
170 - Noah Jakubas of Michigan Red went 6-0
170 - Clay Lautt of Kansas Blue went 5-0
170 - Daniel Butler of Kansas Blue went 5-0
182/195 - Trent Hidlay of Pennsylvania went 7-0
182 - Noah Jakubas of Michigan Red went 6-0
182 - Clay Lautt of Kansas Blue went 5-0
182 - JJ Dixon of Washington went 5-0
195 - Brandon Whitman of Michigan Blue went 7-0
195 - Sam Grove of North Dakota-Blue went 6-0
220 - Colin Lawler of Texas Blue went 7-0
285 - Brandon Metz of North Dakota-Blue went 8-0
285 - Anthony Cassioppi of Illinois went 7-0
There were 33 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 19 different states.
The state with the most All-Tournament Team members is Kansas with four, followed by Washington, Ohio and Michigan with three. Five states had two All-Tournament Team members in Greco-Roman: Colorado, Utah, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and North Dakota.
The best individual record in Greco-Roman was 8-0, which was achieved by eight athletes: Aizayha Yaccapin of Washington (106), Brendon Garcia of Colorado (106), Cody Phippen of Missouri (120), Phillip Moomey of Nebraska (126), Anthony Artalona of Florida (152), Tate Samuelson of Colorado (170), Owen Brown of Georgia (170) and Brandon Metz of North Dakota (285).
The weight class with the most All-Tournament Team members was 170 pounds with six, including Tate Samuelson of Colorado, Owen Brown of Georgia, Jake Allar of Minnesota, Noah Jakubas of Michigan, Clay Lautt of Kansas and Daniel Butler of Kansas.
To make the All-Tournament Team, an athlete must go undefeated for the two days of the tournament in that style, with a specific minimum number of matches.
The Junior National Duals conclude with the freestyle division on Friday and Saturday.
2017 JUNIOR NATIONAL GRECO-ROMAN DUALS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
100 - Daniel Kimball of Iowa Blue went 5-0
106 - Aizayha Maka Yaccapin of Washington went 8-0
106 - Brendan Garcia of Colorado went 8-0
106 - Jacob Moran of Indiana Gold went 7-0
113 - Lucas Byrd of Ohio went 7-0
120 - Cody Phippen of Missouri went 8-0
126 - Phillip Moomey of Nebraska Red went 8-0
126 - Drew Mattin of Ohio went 7-0
132 - Stockton O`Brien of Utah Blue went 7-0
132 - Trevor Mansfield of South Carolina went 5-0
138 - Brady Lowry of Utah Blue went 7-0
138 - Mitch Moore of Ohio went 6-0
145 - Sammy Sasso of Pennsylvania went 7-0
145 - Nathan Moore of Washington went 6-0
152 – Anthony Artalona of Florida went 8-0
152 - Logan Meek of Oregon went 6-0
160 - Jalin Harper of Kansas Red went 6-0
160 - Peyton Robb of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
170 - Tate Samuelson of Colorado went 8-0
170 - Owen Brown of Georgia Blue went 8-0
170 - Jake Allar of Minnesota Blue went 6-0
170 - Noah Jakubas of Michigan Red went 6-0
170 - Clay Lautt of Kansas Blue went 5-0
170 - Daniel Butler of Kansas Blue went 5-0
182/195 - Trent Hidlay of Pennsylvania went 7-0
182 - Noah Jakubas of Michigan Red went 6-0
182 - Clay Lautt of Kansas Blue went 5-0
182 - JJ Dixon of Washington went 5-0
195 - Brandon Whitman of Michigan Blue went 7-0
195 - Sam Grove of North Dakota-Blue went 6-0
220 - Colin Lawler of Texas Blue went 7-0
285 - Brandon Metz of North Dakota-Blue went 8-0
285 - Anthony Cassioppi of Illinois went 7-0
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