2018 Greco-Roman World Team Trials Qualifiers, as of May 1
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by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
2018 U.S. Open champion Ellis Coleman of U.S. Army WCAP advances directly to the best-of-three championship series at the Greco-Roman World Team Trials. Photo by Tony Rotundo, Wrestlers Are Warriors.
USA Wrestling will post regular updates on the athletes who have qualified for the 2018 U.S. Greco-Roman World Team Trials, which is set for Tulsa, Okla., June 21-22. The Greco-Roman World Team Trials will determine the athletes to represent the USA at the 2018 World Wrestling Championships in Budapest, Hungary, October 20-28.
The most recent update includes the results of the Marine Corps U.S. Open, which was held in Las Vegas, Nev., April 26-27. The top seven athletes in each weight class at the U.S. Open advance to the Greco-Roman World Team Trials, although many of these placewinners had already qualified.
The champion of the 2018 U.S. Open in each of the 10 weight classes advance directly to the best-of-three Championship Series of the Greco-Roman World Team Trials in Tulsa.
As of May 1, there have been 140 athletes who have qualified for the Greco-Roman World Team Trials, based upon their performances in the specified Greco-Roman competitions from the approved 2018 World Team Trials Qualification and Procedures for Greco-Roman.
This number could increase because any of the top seven placewinners from the 2017 and 2018 U.S. Open in freestyle are eligible to compete in the Greco-Roman World Team Trials, as well any of the 2018 NCAA Div. I All-Americans.
Click here for Greco-Roman Procedures
The next major qualifying event for the Greco-Roman World Team Trials is the 2018 U23 World Team Trials, which will be held in Akron, Ohio, June 1-3. The top three placewinners in each weight class will qualify to compete in Tulsa.
Greco-Roman World Team Trials Qualifiers
(as of 5/1/18)
55 kg/121 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Max Nowry (U.S. Army WCAP)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2017 Junior World silver medalist at 50 kg – Cevion Severado (Xtreme RTC)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial bronze medalist – Kyndall Rutz (NMU-OTS)
2018 Thor Masters (DEN) bronze medalist – Randon Miranda (New York AC)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Nicholas Quillen (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Randy Duncan (U.S. Air Force)
2018 Bill Farrell Memorial top medalist – Elijah Varona (Garage Boys)
2018 U.S. Open runner-up - Sam Hazewinkel (Sunkist Kids),
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Britain Longmire (Team Nevada)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Jabari Moody (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Jemone Carter (U.S. Marines)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
60 kg/132 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Dalton Roberts (New York AC)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Junior World bronze medalist at 60 kg – Taylor LaMont (Sunkist Kids)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 59 kg – Dalton Young (Stanford)
2017 Klippan Cup (SWE) bronze medal at 59 kg – Benji Peak (NMU-OTS)
2016 Klippan Cup (SWE) gold medal at 59 kg – Jordan Auen (NMU-OTS)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial bronze medalist – Mike Fueffinger (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces champion – Xavier Johnson (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Ildar Hafizov (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Schuyler Swanton (U.S. Navy)
2017 U.S. Open champion at 59 kg – Hayden Tuma (U.S. Army)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 59 kg – Zach Sanders (Minnesota Storm)
2018 Bill Farrell Memorial top medalist – Mason Hartshorn (NMU-OTS)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Ty Pelot (X-Factor Elite)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Austin Wallace-Lister (Highline Wrestling Club)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Devin Hester (U.S. Marines)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
63 kg/138.75 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Ryan Mango (U.S. Army WCAP)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Greco-Roman Olympian at 59 kg – Jesse Thielke (New York AC)
2017 University Nationals champion at 63 kg – Wesley Dawkins (Nebraska Golden Eagles)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Nathaniel Giorgio (U.S. Navy)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Christen Hunt (U.S. Air Force)
2018 U.S. Open runner-up - Sammy Jones (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Lilshawn Greedy (Army WCAP)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Travis Rice (NMU-OTS)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Taylor Zippe (U.S. Marines)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Colton Rasche (U.S. Marines)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
67 kg/147.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Ellis Coleman (U.S. Army WCAP)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2017 U.S. Open runner-up at 66 kg – Alejandro Sancho (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 66 kg – Jayson Ness (Minnesota Storm)
2017 U.S. Open fifth place at 66 kg – Jamal Dearmond (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 66 kg – Christopher Anderson (Williams Baptist College)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 71 kg – Chase Nelson (Bison WC)
2017 U23 Trials runner-up at 66 kg – Sahid Kargbo (Patriot Elite WC)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 66 kg – Britton Holmes (NMU-OTS)
2017 University Nationals runner-up at 66 kg – Dante Rodriguez (Cyclone RTC)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial top medalist – Jessy Williams (New York AC)
2018 Armed Forces champion – Marco Lara (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Derekston Williams (U.S. Navy)
2018 Bill Farrell Memorial top medalist – Duncan Nelson (Williams Baptist)
2018 U.S. Open third place - Jamel Johnson (U.S. Marines)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Austin Morrow (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Anthonie Linares (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Raymond Bunker (U.S. Marines)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Connor Myers (U.S. Army WCAP)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
* Note – Armed Forces runner-up is ineligible. Competes for Puerto Rico.
72 kg/158.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Ravaughn Perkins (New York AC)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Greco-Roman World Team at 71 kg – Christopher Gonzalez (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 71 kg – Bradley Dolezal (Minnesota Storm)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 75 kg - Michael Donato (NMU-OTS)
2017 U23 Trials champion at 71 kg – Alex Mossing (Air Force RTC)
2017 U23 Trials runner-up at 71 kg – Colin Schubert (New York AC)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 71 kg – Lenny Merkin (Princeton WC)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 71 kg – Curt Calovecchi (NMU-OTS)
2017 University Nationals third place at 71 kg – Isaac Dukes (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Bobby Yamashita (U.S. Navy)
2018 U.S. Open runner-up – Pat Smith (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Logan Kass (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Nick Tarpley Colorado Springs, CO (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Eleazar Deluca (SERTC-VT)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
77 kg/169.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Kamal Bey (Sunkist Kids)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2017 U.S. Open fifth place at 75 kg – Mason Manville (Nittany Lion WC)
2017 U.S. Open sixth place at 75 kg – Corey Fitzgerald (NMU-OTS)
2017 University Nationals third place at 75 kg – Jayshon Wilson (U.S. Marines)
2017 Arvo Haavisto Cup (FIN) bronze medal at 75 kg – Corey Hope (OTC)
2018 Armed Forces champion – Michael Hooker (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Brandon Mueller (U.S. Air Force/505 WC)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Payton Walsh (U.S. Marines)
2017 U.S. Open runner-up at 75 kg – Jesse Porter (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 75 kg – Kendrick Sanders (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open third place - Cody Pack (New York AC/LGWC)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Alec Ortiz (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Jon Jay Chavez (New York AC/FLWC)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
82 kg/180.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion – Geordan Speiller (Florida Jets)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2017 U.S. Open sixth place at 80 kg – Tommy Brackett (New York AC/Wave WC)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place 80 kg – Sergio Guerrero (NMU-OTS)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 80 kg – Carter Nielsen (NMU-OTS)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial top medalist – Dillon Cowan (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces champion – John Stefanowicz (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Vladyslav Dombrovskiy (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Noah Perdue (U.S. Air Force)
2018 Armed Forces champion at 87 kg – Courtney Myers (U.S. Army)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 80 kg – Barrett Stanghill (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open third place - Richard Carlson (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Terrence Zaleski (U.S. Marines)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
87 kg/191.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion – Ben Provisor (New York AC)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Greco-Roman World Team at 80 kg – Patrick Martinez (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open sixth place at 85 kg – Jeff Palmieri (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 85 kg – Ryan Hope (New York AC)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 85 kg – Matt Reed (Tiger WC)
2017 University Nationals third place at 85 kg – Ricky Robertson (Univ. of Wisconsin)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial bronze medalist – Jon Anderson (U.S. Army)
2018 Cerro Pelado (CUB) bronze medalist – Kevin Radford (Sunkist Kids)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Vaughn Monreal-Berner (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Sherwin Severin (U.S. Air Force)
2017 U.S. Open champion at 80 kg – Cheney Haight (New York AC)
2018 Bill Farrell Memorial top medalist – Joe Rau (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Khymba Johnson (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Easton Hargrave (Olympia Wrestling Club),
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Jake Fisher (Curby 3 Style WC)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
97 kg/213.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Daniel Miller (U.S. Marines)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Junior World bronze medalist at 96 kg – G’Angelo Hancock (Sunkist Kids)
2017 U.S. Open runner-up at 98 kg – Hayden Zillmer (Minnesota Storm)
2017 U.S. Open fifth place at 98 kg – James Souza (U.S. Army)
2017 U23 Trials runner-up at 98 kg – Anthony Riopelle (NMU-OTS)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 98 kg – Hayden Maley (Stanford)
2017 University Nationals champion at 98 kg – Zach Merrill (NYRTC)
2017 Malar Cup (SWE) bronze medal at 98 kg – Spencer Wilson (unattached – KS)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial top medalist – Micah Burak (Titan Mercury WC)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Pete Gounaridis (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – James Connaghan (U.S. Navy)
2017 U.S. Open fourth place at 85 kg – Lucas Sheridan (U.S. Army)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 98 kg – Enoch Francois (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Blake Smith (OTC-Colorado)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Eric Twohey (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Dan Olsen (Unattached-IL)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
130 kg/286 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Robby Smith (New York AC)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2014 Junior World bronze medalist at 120 kg – Adam Coon (New York AC)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial top medalist – Jacob Mitchell (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces champion – Toby Erickson (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Trent Osnes (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Logan Renas (U.S. Navy)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 130 kg – Malcolm Allen (Minnesota Storm)
2017 U.S. Open fourth place at 130 kg – Eric Fader (U.S. Marines)
2017 U.S. Open fifth place at 130 kg – Zach Wilcox (MWC Wrestling Academy)
2017 U.S. Open sixth place at 130 kg – Ronald Dombkowski (NMU-OTS)
2017 U23 Trials runner-up at 130 kg – Alton Meeks (Florida Jets)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 130 kg – David Tate Orndorff (Utah Valley RTC)
2017 Klippan Open (SWE) silver medal at 130 kg – Nick Boykin (Sunkist Kids)
2017 University Nationals champion at 130 kg – Donny Longendyke (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Jarrod Hinrichs (Nebraska Golden Eagles WC)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Malcolm Allen (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
USA Wrestling will post regular updates on the athletes who have qualified for the 2018 U.S. Greco-Roman World Team Trials, which is set for Tulsa, Okla., June 21-22. The Greco-Roman World Team Trials will determine the athletes to represent the USA at the 2018 World Wrestling Championships in Budapest, Hungary, October 20-28.
The most recent update includes the results of the Marine Corps U.S. Open, which was held in Las Vegas, Nev., April 26-27. The top seven athletes in each weight class at the U.S. Open advance to the Greco-Roman World Team Trials, although many of these placewinners had already qualified.
The champion of the 2018 U.S. Open in each of the 10 weight classes advance directly to the best-of-three Championship Series of the Greco-Roman World Team Trials in Tulsa.
As of May 1, there have been 140 athletes who have qualified for the Greco-Roman World Team Trials, based upon their performances in the specified Greco-Roman competitions from the approved 2018 World Team Trials Qualification and Procedures for Greco-Roman.
This number could increase because any of the top seven placewinners from the 2017 and 2018 U.S. Open in freestyle are eligible to compete in the Greco-Roman World Team Trials, as well any of the 2018 NCAA Div. I All-Americans.
Click here for Greco-Roman Procedures
The next major qualifying event for the Greco-Roman World Team Trials is the 2018 U23 World Team Trials, which will be held in Akron, Ohio, June 1-3. The top three placewinners in each weight class will qualify to compete in Tulsa.
Greco-Roman World Team Trials Qualifiers
(as of 5/1/18)
55 kg/121 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Max Nowry (U.S. Army WCAP)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2017 Junior World silver medalist at 50 kg – Cevion Severado (Xtreme RTC)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial bronze medalist – Kyndall Rutz (NMU-OTS)
2018 Thor Masters (DEN) bronze medalist – Randon Miranda (New York AC)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Nicholas Quillen (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Randy Duncan (U.S. Air Force)
2018 Bill Farrell Memorial top medalist – Elijah Varona (Garage Boys)
2018 U.S. Open runner-up - Sam Hazewinkel (Sunkist Kids),
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Britain Longmire (Team Nevada)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Jabari Moody (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Jemone Carter (U.S. Marines)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
60 kg/132 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Dalton Roberts (New York AC)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Junior World bronze medalist at 60 kg – Taylor LaMont (Sunkist Kids)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 59 kg – Dalton Young (Stanford)
2017 Klippan Cup (SWE) bronze medal at 59 kg – Benji Peak (NMU-OTS)
2016 Klippan Cup (SWE) gold medal at 59 kg – Jordan Auen (NMU-OTS)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial bronze medalist – Mike Fueffinger (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces champion – Xavier Johnson (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Ildar Hafizov (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Schuyler Swanton (U.S. Navy)
2017 U.S. Open champion at 59 kg – Hayden Tuma (U.S. Army)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 59 kg – Zach Sanders (Minnesota Storm)
2018 Bill Farrell Memorial top medalist – Mason Hartshorn (NMU-OTS)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Ty Pelot (X-Factor Elite)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Austin Wallace-Lister (Highline Wrestling Club)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Devin Hester (U.S. Marines)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
63 kg/138.75 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Ryan Mango (U.S. Army WCAP)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Greco-Roman Olympian at 59 kg – Jesse Thielke (New York AC)
2017 University Nationals champion at 63 kg – Wesley Dawkins (Nebraska Golden Eagles)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Nathaniel Giorgio (U.S. Navy)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Christen Hunt (U.S. Air Force)
2018 U.S. Open runner-up - Sammy Jones (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Lilshawn Greedy (Army WCAP)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Travis Rice (NMU-OTS)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Taylor Zippe (U.S. Marines)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Colton Rasche (U.S. Marines)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
67 kg/147.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Ellis Coleman (U.S. Army WCAP)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2017 U.S. Open runner-up at 66 kg – Alejandro Sancho (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 66 kg – Jayson Ness (Minnesota Storm)
2017 U.S. Open fifth place at 66 kg – Jamal Dearmond (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 66 kg – Christopher Anderson (Williams Baptist College)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 71 kg – Chase Nelson (Bison WC)
2017 U23 Trials runner-up at 66 kg – Sahid Kargbo (Patriot Elite WC)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 66 kg – Britton Holmes (NMU-OTS)
2017 University Nationals runner-up at 66 kg – Dante Rodriguez (Cyclone RTC)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial top medalist – Jessy Williams (New York AC)
2018 Armed Forces champion – Marco Lara (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Derekston Williams (U.S. Navy)
2018 Bill Farrell Memorial top medalist – Duncan Nelson (Williams Baptist)
2018 U.S. Open third place - Jamel Johnson (U.S. Marines)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Austin Morrow (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Anthonie Linares (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Raymond Bunker (U.S. Marines)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Connor Myers (U.S. Army WCAP)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
* Note – Armed Forces runner-up is ineligible. Competes for Puerto Rico.
72 kg/158.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Ravaughn Perkins (New York AC)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Greco-Roman World Team at 71 kg – Christopher Gonzalez (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 71 kg – Bradley Dolezal (Minnesota Storm)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 75 kg - Michael Donato (NMU-OTS)
2017 U23 Trials champion at 71 kg – Alex Mossing (Air Force RTC)
2017 U23 Trials runner-up at 71 kg – Colin Schubert (New York AC)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 71 kg – Lenny Merkin (Princeton WC)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 71 kg – Curt Calovecchi (NMU-OTS)
2017 University Nationals third place at 71 kg – Isaac Dukes (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Bobby Yamashita (U.S. Navy)
2018 U.S. Open runner-up – Pat Smith (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Logan Kass (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Nick Tarpley Colorado Springs, CO (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Eleazar Deluca (SERTC-VT)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
77 kg/169.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Kamal Bey (Sunkist Kids)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2017 U.S. Open fifth place at 75 kg – Mason Manville (Nittany Lion WC)
2017 U.S. Open sixth place at 75 kg – Corey Fitzgerald (NMU-OTS)
2017 University Nationals third place at 75 kg – Jayshon Wilson (U.S. Marines)
2017 Arvo Haavisto Cup (FIN) bronze medal at 75 kg – Corey Hope (OTC)
2018 Armed Forces champion – Michael Hooker (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Brandon Mueller (U.S. Air Force/505 WC)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Payton Walsh (U.S. Marines)
2017 U.S. Open runner-up at 75 kg – Jesse Porter (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 75 kg – Kendrick Sanders (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open third place - Cody Pack (New York AC/LGWC)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Alec Ortiz (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Jon Jay Chavez (New York AC/FLWC)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
82 kg/180.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion – Geordan Speiller (Florida Jets)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2017 U.S. Open sixth place at 80 kg – Tommy Brackett (New York AC/Wave WC)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place 80 kg – Sergio Guerrero (NMU-OTS)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 80 kg – Carter Nielsen (NMU-OTS)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial top medalist – Dillon Cowan (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces champion – John Stefanowicz (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Vladyslav Dombrovskiy (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Noah Perdue (U.S. Air Force)
2018 Armed Forces champion at 87 kg – Courtney Myers (U.S. Army)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 80 kg – Barrett Stanghill (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open third place - Richard Carlson (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Terrence Zaleski (U.S. Marines)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
87 kg/191.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion – Ben Provisor (New York AC)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Greco-Roman World Team at 80 kg – Patrick Martinez (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open sixth place at 85 kg – Jeff Palmieri (New York AC)
2017 U.S. Open seventh place at 85 kg – Ryan Hope (New York AC)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 85 kg – Matt Reed (Tiger WC)
2017 University Nationals third place at 85 kg – Ricky Robertson (Univ. of Wisconsin)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial bronze medalist – Jon Anderson (U.S. Army)
2018 Cerro Pelado (CUB) bronze medalist – Kevin Radford (Sunkist Kids)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Vaughn Monreal-Berner (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Sherwin Severin (U.S. Air Force)
2017 U.S. Open champion at 80 kg – Cheney Haight (New York AC)
2018 Bill Farrell Memorial top medalist – Joe Rau (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Khymba Johnson (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Easton Hargrave (Olympia Wrestling Club),
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Jake Fisher (Curby 3 Style WC)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
97 kg/213.5 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Daniel Miller (U.S. Marines)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2016 Junior World bronze medalist at 96 kg – G’Angelo Hancock (Sunkist Kids)
2017 U.S. Open runner-up at 98 kg – Hayden Zillmer (Minnesota Storm)
2017 U.S. Open fifth place at 98 kg – James Souza (U.S. Army)
2017 U23 Trials runner-up at 98 kg – Anthony Riopelle (NMU-OTS)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 98 kg – Hayden Maley (Stanford)
2017 University Nationals champion at 98 kg – Zach Merrill (NYRTC)
2017 Malar Cup (SWE) bronze medal at 98 kg – Spencer Wilson (unattached – KS)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial top medalist – Micah Burak (Titan Mercury WC)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Pete Gounaridis (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces third place – James Connaghan (U.S. Navy)
2017 U.S. Open fourth place at 85 kg – Lucas Sheridan (U.S. Army)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 98 kg – Enoch Francois (New York AC)
2018 U.S. Open fourth place - Blake Smith (OTC-Colorado)
2018 U.S. Open fifth place - Eric Twohey (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Dan Olsen (Unattached-IL)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
130 kg/286 lbs.
Directly to best-of-three series: 2018 U.S. Open champion - Robby Smith (New York AC)
Challenge Tournament Qualifiers
2014 Junior World bronze medalist at 120 kg – Adam Coon (New York AC)
2017 Dave Schultz Memorial top medalist – Jacob Mitchell (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces champion – Toby Erickson (U.S. Army)
2018 Armed Forces runner-up – Trent Osnes (U.S. Marines)
2018 Armed Forces third place – Logan Renas (U.S. Navy)
2017 U.S. Open third place at 130 kg – Malcolm Allen (Minnesota Storm)
2017 U.S. Open fourth place at 130 kg – Eric Fader (U.S. Marines)
2017 U.S. Open fifth place at 130 kg – Zach Wilcox (MWC Wrestling Academy)
2017 U.S. Open sixth place at 130 kg – Ronald Dombkowski (NMU-OTS)
2017 U23 Trials runner-up at 130 kg – Alton Meeks (Florida Jets)
2017 U23 Trials third place at 130 kg – David Tate Orndorff (Utah Valley RTC)
2017 Klippan Open (SWE) silver medal at 130 kg – Nick Boykin (Sunkist Kids)
2017 University Nationals champion at 130 kg – Donny Longendyke (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U.S. Open sixth place - Jarrod Hinrichs (Nebraska Golden Eagles WC)
2018 U.S. Open seventh place - Malcolm Allen (Minnesota Storm)
2018 U23 Trials champion
2018 U23 Trials runner-up
2018 U23 Trials third place -
2018 Pan American Senior champion
2018 NCAA Div. I All-American (declared) –
