Update: Burks named OW, Gehloff, Martinez, Williams still eligible for Triple Crown after Cadet Freestyle finals
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by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
Jakason Burks of Nebraska nails a five point throw in the Cadet National freestyle finals at 113 pounds. Photo by Jim Thrall, Matfocus.com
FARGO, N.D. – Last week, Nebraska star Jakason Burks was over in Zagreb, Croatia, competing in Greco-Roman at the UWW Cadet World Championships for Team USA. Tonight, he is a Cadet Nationals freestyle champion, and will be going home to Omaha with the Outstanding Wrestler trophy.
Burks popped a big five-point back arch throw and finished off a strong performance with a 10-0 technical fall over Daniel Cardenas of Colorado in 3:23. Burks was a Cadet Nationals All-American in both styles last year, but his highest placement had been fifth in Greco-Roman.
“I’m very excited. I just came back from Worlds, and I didn’t do as good as I wanted to and I proved that here. Everyone thinks I’m only good at one style, but no, I prove it in every style,” he said.
Four wrestlers came into the finals with hopes for a coveted Cadet Triple Crown still possible. Only three will be entering the Cadet freestyle tournament with that dream still going: Mason Gehloff of Minnesota at 88 pounds, Maxximus Martinez of Califnornia at 94 pounds, Jordan Williams of Oklahoma at 94 pounds. They were Cadet Folkstyle National champions in Iowa in April, and won their finals bout today.
All three won decisions over their opponents. Gehloff stopped Minnesota teammate Jore Volk 8-1 in the finals. Martinez was solid in a 6-2 win over Carter Fousek of Iowa. Williams won a very competitive match, hitting a sweet duck under takedown in the final 30 seconds to break a tie and edge Alex Almeyda of New Jersey, 6-4.
Martinez has seen growth since losing earlier in the season at the UWW Cadet World Team Trials. He got some insight from NCAA champion and Final X runner-up Zahid Valencia of Arizona State.
“[Zahid Valencia] did talk to me about my UWW loss. He said, ‘I saw your match. You didn’t let it fly.’ And I didn’t. I held back, and he told me, ‘Next time you just go out there and wrestle and have fun. Have fun. Use the crowd to pump you up.’ And that’s what I did and I love the crowd and wrestled. I just wrestled this time,” said Martinez.
The Triple Crown contender who did not win was 2018 Cadet Folkstyle Nationals champion Chris Island of California, who was thrown and pinned in the 220-pound finals by new national champion Nathaniel Deasey of Arizona.
Returning Cadet National double champion Carson Manville of Pennsylvania won his third career Cadet title with a 16-4 technical fall over John Martin Best of West Virginia at 145 pounds. Best opened with a four-point throw, but Manville powered back with multiple takedowns and turns. Manville recently wrestled at the UWW Cadet World Championships, placing eighth in freestyle.
Pennsylvania won the team title with two champions and 14 All-Americans, amassing 72 points. Ohio was second with 51 points and Minnesota was third with 47 points.
After placing second in last year’s Cadet Freestyle Nationals, Dominick Serrano of Colorado won the national title this year, controlling Michael Burnett of Ohio, 5-1 at 126 pounds.
At 132 pounds, talented Joshua Edmond of Michigan defeated 2017 Cadet National freestyle runner-up Ryan Franco of California, 10-5, giving Franco a second Cadet freestyle silver medal. Edmond popped a four-point body lock throw early in the second period to stretch his lead to 8-2.
One of the most entertaining finals bouts was at 106, where Nicolar Rivera of Wisconsin edged 2017 Cadet Nationals Greco-Roman champion Yusief Lillie of Washington, 12-11. Trailing late in the match, Rivera hit a four-point hip toss for the move that gave him the big win.
There were seven technical falls in the finals. In addition to the technical falls from Burks and Manville, others who were able to get technical fall stoppages in the finals were Travis Mastrogiovanni of New Jersey at 138,
Tate Picklo of Oklahoma at 152, Quayin Short of Minnesota at 160, Luke Stout of Pennsylvania at 170 and Hayden Copass of Illinois at 285.
Mastrogiovanni beat Luke Geog of Ohio, 10-0. Picklo also had a 10-0 technical fall over Manuel Rojas of Michigan. Short stopped Connor O’Neil of New Jersey, 10-0. Stout was a 12-2 winner over Sam Skillings of Wisconsin. Closing out the meet with a 10-0 technical fall at heavyweight was Copass over Colby Whitehill of Pennsylvania.
Scoring victories by decision in the finals to bring home a stop sign trophy were Jesse Ybarra of Arizona at 120 pounds, Rocky Elam of Missouri at 182 pounds and Noah Pettigrew of Georgia at 195 pounds.
CADET FREESTYLE NATIONALS
At Fargo, N.D., July 16
88 pounds
1st - Mason Gehloff (Minnesota) dec. Jore Volk (Minnesota), 8-1
3rd - Tristan Stafford (Arkansas) dec. Brandon O`Brien (Iowa), 7-5
5th - Marlon Yarbrough (Ohio) tech. fall Christopher Martino (Idaho), 12-1, 2:25
7th - Jacob Van Dee (Pennsylvania) tech. fall Kaden Ramos (Idaho), 10-0, 0:46
94 pounds
1st - Maxximus Martinez (California) dec. Carter Fousek (Iowa), 6-2
3rd - Kai Owen (Florida) tech. fall Reid Nelson (Minnesota), 10-0, 1:24
5th - Benjamin Aranda (Illinois) tech. fall Oscar Alvarez (Washington), 14-2, 4:17
7th - Mason Stefanelli (Hawaii) tech. fall Tryon Kaess (Washington), 12-2, 3:28
100
1st - Jordan Williams (Oklahoma) dec. Alex Almeyda (New Jersey), 6-4
3rd - Stevo Poulin (New York) tech. fall Abraham Hinrichsen (Illinois), 10-0, 2:13
5th - Richard Fedalen (Maryland) dec. Sean Seefeldt (Ohio), 8-0
7th - Trae McDaniel (Tennessee) dec. Casey Swiderski (Michigan), 14-12
106
1st - Nicolar Rivera (Wisconsin) dec. Yusief Lillie (Washington), 12-11
3rd - Sheldon Seymour (Pennsylvania) tech. fall Drake Ayala (Iowa), 10-0, 3:17
5th - Max Black (Colorado) tech. fall Kyle Rowan (Ohio), 14-3, 3:00
7th - Jack Maida (New Jersey) dec. Daniel Wask (New Jersey), 15-8
113
1st - Jakason Burks (Nebraska) tech. fall Daniel Cardenas (Colorado), 10-0, 3:23
3rd - Cooper Flynn (Tennessee) dec. Colton Drousias (Indiana), 9-2
5th - Anthony Noto (New York) tech. fall Zeke Seltzer (Indiana), 12-2, 5:04
7th - Garett Lautzenheiser (Ohio) no match Kal Miller (Missouri)
120
1st - Jesse Ybarra (Arizona) dec. Caleb Rathjen (Iowa), 4-2
3rd - Teague Travis (Missouri) tech. fall Drew Roberts (Oregon), 10-0, 1:17
5th - Jacob Rundell (Illinois) inj. dft. Brayden Littell (Indiana), 3:52
7th - Ryan Crookham (Pennsylvanaia) dec. Noah Horst (Tennessee), 14-8
126
1st - Dominick Serrano (Colorado) dec. Michael Burnett (Ohio), 5-1
3rd - Wyatt Henson (Pennsylvania) dec. Reid Ballantyne (Minnesota), 19-10
5th - Cody Chittum (Tennessee) dec. Vance Vombaur (Colorado), 8-7
7th - Cameron Johnson (Illinois) inj dft. Vincent Zerban (Illinois)
132
1st - Joshua Edmond (Michigan) dec. Ryan Franco (California), 10-5
3rd - Luke Odom (Illinois) tech. fall Jake Niffenegger (Ohio), 11-0, 3:15
5th - Derek Fields (Ohio) tech. fall Jaxon Smith (Georgia), 14-3, 3:52
7th - Fabian Lopez (Illinois) tech fall Noah Villarreal (Illinois), 17-5, 5:56
138
1st - Travis Mastrogiovanni (New Jersey) tech. fall Luke Geog (Ohio), 10-0, 4:17
3rd - Jackson Dean (New Jersey) tech. fall Bryer Hall (Indiana),10-0, 0:17
5th - Chase Warden (Texas) dec. Jagger Condomitti (Pennsylvania), 10-2
7th - Alex Strashinsky (New Jersey) tech. fall Luke Mechler (Wisconsin), 10-0, 3:20
145
1st - Carson Manville (Pennsylvania) tech. fall John Martin Best (West Virginia), 16-4, 1:52
3rd - Cael Valencia (California) tech. fall Antonio Petrucelli (Pennsylvania), 10-0, 1:24
5th - Robert Perez III (California) dec. Nicholas Stonecheck (Georgia), 10-7
7th - Joseph Zargo (New Jersey) tech. fall Antonio Segura (Colorado), 10-0, 1:30
152
1st - Tate Picklo (Oklahoma) tech. fall Manuel Rojas (Michigan), 10-0, 3:24
3rd - Donald Cates (North Carolina) tech. fall Brock Ellis (Indiana), 15-4, 1:24
5th - Keegan Rothrock (Pennsylvania) pin Rylan Rogers (Washington), 2:55
7th - Nicholas Steele (Arizona) inj. dft Noah Ewen (Ohio)
160
1st - Quayin Short (Minnesota) tech. fall Connor Oneil (New Jersey), 12-2, 4:13
3rd - Brady Spaeth (Wisconsin) tech. fall Jake Null (New York), 15-4, 2:01
5th - Clayton Ulrey (Pennsylvania) inj dft. Duwayne Villapando (Kansas)
7th - Branson Britten (Texas) tech. fall Aiden Warren (Indiana), 10-0, 4:54
170
1st - Luke Stout (Pennsylvania) tech. fall Sam Skillings (Wisconsin), 12-2, 4:13
3rd -. Greyden Penner (Missouri) dec. Wyatt Lidberg (Minnesota), 7-1
5th - Seth Shumate (Ohio) tech. fall Sage Walker (Iowa), 19-8, 2:46
7th - Dj Smith (Minnesota) tech. fall Colin Jagielski (Michigan), 10-0, 1:36
182
1st - Rocky Elam (Missouri) dec. Nathan Haas (California), 5-2
3rd - Kyle Haas (Kansas) dec. John Poznanski (New Jersey), 6-6
5th - Ethan Hatcher (Ohio) dec. Josh Labarbera (Illinois), 14-7
7th - Samuel Fisher (Virginia) dec. Colton Hawks (Missouri), 6-2
195
1st - Noah Pettigrew (Georgia) dec. Kolby Franklin (Pennsylvania), 12-7
3rd - Dorian Crosby (Pennsylvania) pin Jace Bradbury (West Virginia), 1:40
5th - Elijah Olson (Colorado) pin Bret Kostka (Wisconsin), 2:15
7th - David Harper (Georgia) tech. fall Brent Paulus (Ohio), 10-0, 3:24
220
1st - Nathaniel Deasey (Arizona) pin Chris Island (California), 0:57
3rd -. Braxton Mikesell (Washington) tech. fall Brandon Hoselton (Illinois), 10-0, 1:29
5th - Dominik Vacura (Minnesota) tech. fall Cruz Partain (Oklahoma), 11-1, 4:36
7th - Riley Ucker (Ohio) tech. fall Gage Cook (Washington), 14-4, 5:18
285
1st – Hayden Copass (Illinois) tech. fall Colby Whitehill (Pennsylvania), 10-0, 4:46
3rd - Steven Kolcheff (Michigan) tech. fall Alex Coleman (Ohio), 10-0, 3:09
5th - Jalen Stephens (Pennsylvania) dec. Gavin Layton (Minnesota), 7-5
7th - Broderick Reese (Oregon) pin Tony Caldwell (Kansas), 1:00
Outstanding Wrestler – Jakason Burks (Nebraska)
Most Falls - Keegan Rothrock (Pennsylvania)
Team Standings
1. Pennsylvania, 72
2. Ohio, 51
3. Minnesota, 47
4. Illinois, 41
5. New Jersey, 40
6 California 39
7 (tie) Colorado and Iowa, 27
9 Wisconsin 25
10 Michigan and Missouri 23
12 Indiana 22
13 Washington 21
14 Oklahoma 19
15 Arizona 18
16 Georgia 16
17 New York 15
18 Tennessee 13
19 West Virginia 12
20 Kansas 10
21 Nebraska 8
22 Oregon 7
23 (tie) Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina and Texas 6
27 (tie) Idaho and Maryland 4
29 (tie) Hawaii and Virginia 2
FARGO, N.D. – Last week, Nebraska star Jakason Burks was over in Zagreb, Croatia, competing in Greco-Roman at the UWW Cadet World Championships for Team USA. Tonight, he is a Cadet Nationals freestyle champion, and will be going home to Omaha with the Outstanding Wrestler trophy.
Burks popped a big five-point back arch throw and finished off a strong performance with a 10-0 technical fall over Daniel Cardenas of Colorado in 3:23. Burks was a Cadet Nationals All-American in both styles last year, but his highest placement had been fifth in Greco-Roman.
“I’m very excited. I just came back from Worlds, and I didn’t do as good as I wanted to and I proved that here. Everyone thinks I’m only good at one style, but no, I prove it in every style,” he said.
Four wrestlers came into the finals with hopes for a coveted Cadet Triple Crown still possible. Only three will be entering the Cadet freestyle tournament with that dream still going: Mason Gehloff of Minnesota at 88 pounds, Maxximus Martinez of Califnornia at 94 pounds, Jordan Williams of Oklahoma at 94 pounds. They were Cadet Folkstyle National champions in Iowa in April, and won their finals bout today.
All three won decisions over their opponents. Gehloff stopped Minnesota teammate Jore Volk 8-1 in the finals. Martinez was solid in a 6-2 win over Carter Fousek of Iowa. Williams won a very competitive match, hitting a sweet duck under takedown in the final 30 seconds to break a tie and edge Alex Almeyda of New Jersey, 6-4.
Martinez has seen growth since losing earlier in the season at the UWW Cadet World Team Trials. He got some insight from NCAA champion and Final X runner-up Zahid Valencia of Arizona State.
“[Zahid Valencia] did talk to me about my UWW loss. He said, ‘I saw your match. You didn’t let it fly.’ And I didn’t. I held back, and he told me, ‘Next time you just go out there and wrestle and have fun. Have fun. Use the crowd to pump you up.’ And that’s what I did and I love the crowd and wrestled. I just wrestled this time,” said Martinez.
The Triple Crown contender who did not win was 2018 Cadet Folkstyle Nationals champion Chris Island of California, who was thrown and pinned in the 220-pound finals by new national champion Nathaniel Deasey of Arizona.
Returning Cadet National double champion Carson Manville of Pennsylvania won his third career Cadet title with a 16-4 technical fall over John Martin Best of West Virginia at 145 pounds. Best opened with a four-point throw, but Manville powered back with multiple takedowns and turns. Manville recently wrestled at the UWW Cadet World Championships, placing eighth in freestyle.
Pennsylvania won the team title with two champions and 14 All-Americans, amassing 72 points. Ohio was second with 51 points and Minnesota was third with 47 points.
After placing second in last year’s Cadet Freestyle Nationals, Dominick Serrano of Colorado won the national title this year, controlling Michael Burnett of Ohio, 5-1 at 126 pounds.
At 132 pounds, talented Joshua Edmond of Michigan defeated 2017 Cadet National freestyle runner-up Ryan Franco of California, 10-5, giving Franco a second Cadet freestyle silver medal. Edmond popped a four-point body lock throw early in the second period to stretch his lead to 8-2.
One of the most entertaining finals bouts was at 106, where Nicolar Rivera of Wisconsin edged 2017 Cadet Nationals Greco-Roman champion Yusief Lillie of Washington, 12-11. Trailing late in the match, Rivera hit a four-point hip toss for the move that gave him the big win.
There were seven technical falls in the finals. In addition to the technical falls from Burks and Manville, others who were able to get technical fall stoppages in the finals were Travis Mastrogiovanni of New Jersey at 138,
Tate Picklo of Oklahoma at 152, Quayin Short of Minnesota at 160, Luke Stout of Pennsylvania at 170 and Hayden Copass of Illinois at 285.
Mastrogiovanni beat Luke Geog of Ohio, 10-0. Picklo also had a 10-0 technical fall over Manuel Rojas of Michigan. Short stopped Connor O’Neil of New Jersey, 10-0. Stout was a 12-2 winner over Sam Skillings of Wisconsin. Closing out the meet with a 10-0 technical fall at heavyweight was Copass over Colby Whitehill of Pennsylvania.
Scoring victories by decision in the finals to bring home a stop sign trophy were Jesse Ybarra of Arizona at 120 pounds, Rocky Elam of Missouri at 182 pounds and Noah Pettigrew of Georgia at 195 pounds.
CADET FREESTYLE NATIONALS
At Fargo, N.D., July 16
88 pounds
1st - Mason Gehloff (Minnesota) dec. Jore Volk (Minnesota), 8-1
3rd - Tristan Stafford (Arkansas) dec. Brandon O`Brien (Iowa), 7-5
5th - Marlon Yarbrough (Ohio) tech. fall Christopher Martino (Idaho), 12-1, 2:25
7th - Jacob Van Dee (Pennsylvania) tech. fall Kaden Ramos (Idaho), 10-0, 0:46
94 pounds
1st - Maxximus Martinez (California) dec. Carter Fousek (Iowa), 6-2
3rd - Kai Owen (Florida) tech. fall Reid Nelson (Minnesota), 10-0, 1:24
5th - Benjamin Aranda (Illinois) tech. fall Oscar Alvarez (Washington), 14-2, 4:17
7th - Mason Stefanelli (Hawaii) tech. fall Tryon Kaess (Washington), 12-2, 3:28
100
1st - Jordan Williams (Oklahoma) dec. Alex Almeyda (New Jersey), 6-4
3rd - Stevo Poulin (New York) tech. fall Abraham Hinrichsen (Illinois), 10-0, 2:13
5th - Richard Fedalen (Maryland) dec. Sean Seefeldt (Ohio), 8-0
7th - Trae McDaniel (Tennessee) dec. Casey Swiderski (Michigan), 14-12
106
1st - Nicolar Rivera (Wisconsin) dec. Yusief Lillie (Washington), 12-11
3rd - Sheldon Seymour (Pennsylvania) tech. fall Drake Ayala (Iowa), 10-0, 3:17
5th - Max Black (Colorado) tech. fall Kyle Rowan (Ohio), 14-3, 3:00
7th - Jack Maida (New Jersey) dec. Daniel Wask (New Jersey), 15-8
113
1st - Jakason Burks (Nebraska) tech. fall Daniel Cardenas (Colorado), 10-0, 3:23
3rd - Cooper Flynn (Tennessee) dec. Colton Drousias (Indiana), 9-2
5th - Anthony Noto (New York) tech. fall Zeke Seltzer (Indiana), 12-2, 5:04
7th - Garett Lautzenheiser (Ohio) no match Kal Miller (Missouri)
120
1st - Jesse Ybarra (Arizona) dec. Caleb Rathjen (Iowa), 4-2
3rd - Teague Travis (Missouri) tech. fall Drew Roberts (Oregon), 10-0, 1:17
5th - Jacob Rundell (Illinois) inj. dft. Brayden Littell (Indiana), 3:52
7th - Ryan Crookham (Pennsylvanaia) dec. Noah Horst (Tennessee), 14-8
126
1st - Dominick Serrano (Colorado) dec. Michael Burnett (Ohio), 5-1
3rd - Wyatt Henson (Pennsylvania) dec. Reid Ballantyne (Minnesota), 19-10
5th - Cody Chittum (Tennessee) dec. Vance Vombaur (Colorado), 8-7
7th - Cameron Johnson (Illinois) inj dft. Vincent Zerban (Illinois)
132
1st - Joshua Edmond (Michigan) dec. Ryan Franco (California), 10-5
3rd - Luke Odom (Illinois) tech. fall Jake Niffenegger (Ohio), 11-0, 3:15
5th - Derek Fields (Ohio) tech. fall Jaxon Smith (Georgia), 14-3, 3:52
7th - Fabian Lopez (Illinois) tech fall Noah Villarreal (Illinois), 17-5, 5:56
138
1st - Travis Mastrogiovanni (New Jersey) tech. fall Luke Geog (Ohio), 10-0, 4:17
3rd - Jackson Dean (New Jersey) tech. fall Bryer Hall (Indiana),10-0, 0:17
5th - Chase Warden (Texas) dec. Jagger Condomitti (Pennsylvania), 10-2
7th - Alex Strashinsky (New Jersey) tech. fall Luke Mechler (Wisconsin), 10-0, 3:20
145
1st - Carson Manville (Pennsylvania) tech. fall John Martin Best (West Virginia), 16-4, 1:52
3rd - Cael Valencia (California) tech. fall Antonio Petrucelli (Pennsylvania), 10-0, 1:24
5th - Robert Perez III (California) dec. Nicholas Stonecheck (Georgia), 10-7
7th - Joseph Zargo (New Jersey) tech. fall Antonio Segura (Colorado), 10-0, 1:30
152
1st - Tate Picklo (Oklahoma) tech. fall Manuel Rojas (Michigan), 10-0, 3:24
3rd - Donald Cates (North Carolina) tech. fall Brock Ellis (Indiana), 15-4, 1:24
5th - Keegan Rothrock (Pennsylvania) pin Rylan Rogers (Washington), 2:55
7th - Nicholas Steele (Arizona) inj. dft Noah Ewen (Ohio)
160
1st - Quayin Short (Minnesota) tech. fall Connor Oneil (New Jersey), 12-2, 4:13
3rd - Brady Spaeth (Wisconsin) tech. fall Jake Null (New York), 15-4, 2:01
5th - Clayton Ulrey (Pennsylvania) inj dft. Duwayne Villapando (Kansas)
7th - Branson Britten (Texas) tech. fall Aiden Warren (Indiana), 10-0, 4:54
170
1st - Luke Stout (Pennsylvania) tech. fall Sam Skillings (Wisconsin), 12-2, 4:13
3rd -. Greyden Penner (Missouri) dec. Wyatt Lidberg (Minnesota), 7-1
5th - Seth Shumate (Ohio) tech. fall Sage Walker (Iowa), 19-8, 2:46
7th - Dj Smith (Minnesota) tech. fall Colin Jagielski (Michigan), 10-0, 1:36
182
1st - Rocky Elam (Missouri) dec. Nathan Haas (California), 5-2
3rd - Kyle Haas (Kansas) dec. John Poznanski (New Jersey), 6-6
5th - Ethan Hatcher (Ohio) dec. Josh Labarbera (Illinois), 14-7
7th - Samuel Fisher (Virginia) dec. Colton Hawks (Missouri), 6-2
195
1st - Noah Pettigrew (Georgia) dec. Kolby Franklin (Pennsylvania), 12-7
3rd - Dorian Crosby (Pennsylvania) pin Jace Bradbury (West Virginia), 1:40
5th - Elijah Olson (Colorado) pin Bret Kostka (Wisconsin), 2:15
7th - David Harper (Georgia) tech. fall Brent Paulus (Ohio), 10-0, 3:24
220
1st - Nathaniel Deasey (Arizona) pin Chris Island (California), 0:57
3rd -. Braxton Mikesell (Washington) tech. fall Brandon Hoselton (Illinois), 10-0, 1:29
5th - Dominik Vacura (Minnesota) tech. fall Cruz Partain (Oklahoma), 11-1, 4:36
7th - Riley Ucker (Ohio) tech. fall Gage Cook (Washington), 14-4, 5:18
285
1st – Hayden Copass (Illinois) tech. fall Colby Whitehill (Pennsylvania), 10-0, 4:46
3rd - Steven Kolcheff (Michigan) tech. fall Alex Coleman (Ohio), 10-0, 3:09
5th - Jalen Stephens (Pennsylvania) dec. Gavin Layton (Minnesota), 7-5
7th - Broderick Reese (Oregon) pin Tony Caldwell (Kansas), 1:00
Outstanding Wrestler – Jakason Burks (Nebraska)
Most Falls - Keegan Rothrock (Pennsylvania)
Team Standings
1. Pennsylvania, 72
2. Ohio, 51
3. Minnesota, 47
4. Illinois, 41
5. New Jersey, 40
6 California 39
7 (tie) Colorado and Iowa, 27
9 Wisconsin 25
10 Michigan and Missouri 23
12 Indiana 22
13 Washington 21
14 Oklahoma 19
15 Arizona 18
16 Georgia 16
17 New York 15
18 Tennessee 13
19 West Virginia 12
20 Kansas 10
21 Nebraska 8
22 Oregon 7
23 (tie) Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina and Texas 6
27 (tie) Idaho and Maryland 4
29 (tie) Hawaii and Virginia 2
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