Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals All-Tournament Team announced

SPOKANE, Wash. – The release of the 2018 Cadet National Greco-Roman Dual All-Tournament Team followed the tournament Thursday evening.

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.

43 athletes represented 16 different states on the All-Tournament Team.

Jore Volk of Minnesota achieved the best record at the tournament, earning 9-0.

Even though Washington finished second in the Gold/Silver bracker, they lead the way with the most All-Tournament team members – seven athletes. Minnesota followed with five athletes earning the All-Tournament honor, and Texas trailed close behind with four young men making the team.

The Cadet National Duals conclude with the freestyle division on Saturday.

You can watch the live action on Trackcast.

CADET NATIONAL DUALS GRECO-ROMAN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

88 - Jore Volk of Minnesota Storm Blue went 9-0

88 - Mason Gehloff of Minnesota Storm Red went 7-0

88 - Christopher Martino of Idaho Red went 6-0

94 - Payton Jacobson of Wisconsin went 8-0

94 - Evan Tallmadge of New Jersey went 7-0

94/100 - Benjamin Aranda of Illinois went 5-0

106 - Kenndyl Mobley of Washington went 7-0

106 - Daniel Wask of New Jersey went 7-0

106 - Cael Swensen of Minnesota Storm Red went 6-0

113 - Nicholas Kayal of New Jersey went 7-0

113 - Chase Randall of Washington went 5-0

120 - Brendon Abdon of Florida went 6-0

120 - Haiden Drury of Washington went 6-0

120 - Khyler Brewer of Missouri went 6-0

126 - Owen Berry of Colorado went 7-0

126 - Caleb Henson of Georgia went 7-0

126 - Donovan Fisher of Texas went 6-0

126 - Fabian Lopez of Illinois went 6-0

126 - Scott Robertson of Utah went 5-0

132 - Matthew Singleton of Georgia went 7-0

132 - Braxton Sorenson of Idaho Red went 6-0

132 - Robby Vaughn of Washington went 5-0

138 - Aaden Valdez of Colorado went 7-0

138 - Tanner Warden of Texas went 6-0

138 - Gabe Hawthorne of Washington went 6-0

145 - Micah Wiginton of Texas went 6-0

145/152 - Tyler Lillard of Georgia went 7-0

145/152 - Carson Manville of Pennsylvania went 5-0

152 - Nicholas Zavala of California went 7-0

152 - Hunter Meinzen of Montana went 6-0

160 - Jack Darrah of Missouri went 8-0

160 - Quayin Short of Minnesota Storm Red went 7-0

160 - Weston Lyver of Washington went 5-0

160 - Tucker Naccarato of Utah went 5-0

170 - Duwayne Villalpando of Kansas went 8-0

182 - Kyle Haas of Kansas went 8-0

182 - Darwin Hull of Texas went 6-0

195 - Elijah Olson of Colorado went 7-0

195 - Gable Watson of Idaho Red went 6-0

195 - Brandon Hoselton of Illinois went 6-0

220 - Dominik Vacura of Minnesota Storm Red went 5-0

220/285 - Braxton Mikesell of Washington went 5-0

285 - Colby Whitehill of Pennsylvania went 7-0