Minnesota Blue finishes strong to beat returning champ Illinois, 40-33 to win 16U Greco-Roman National Duals
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by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
Top photo: Minnesota Blue poses with its 16U Greco-Roman team trophy after its finals win over Illinois.
Bottom photo: One of the many big throws from the Minnesota vs. Illinois championship dual meet.
Photos by Jim Thrall, MatFocus.com
SPOKANE, Wash. - Led by powerful lightweights, and some clutch performances at the end of the dual meet, Minnesota Blue defeated defending champion Illinois, 40-33 to claim the Greco-Roman team title at the U15 National Duals on Thursday.
The drive to victory included Minnesota winning six of the last eight matches, including four by technical fall
The dual meet started at 138 pounds, and after the heavyweight match, Illinois led 22-16. The lightweights came out for Minnesota, and won four straight matches, including three technical falls, to give the Minnesota Blue a lead it would never relinquish.
The run started 88 pounds, as Alan Koehler needed just 53 seconds to score a 10-0 technical fall over Benjamin Dunne. Included in his assault was a four-point headlock, another takedown and two gut wrenches.
Caleb Thoennes responded at 94 pounds with a wild 19-8 technical fall over Dominic Shiavone. The opening scramble of the match ended up with Thoennes leading 7-6, in an exchange where both athletes had big scores. Thoennes took command with a powerful gut wrench to lead 15-8 at the break. A four-point throw in the second period sealed the tech for Thoennes.
Jore Volk won a tight 4-3 match at 100, coming from behind to win the bout over Kannon Webster. It was Webster up 3-0 at the break, but Volk scored a takedown and gut wrench in the second period to win the bout.
The run was capped off with a 10-0 technical fall from Mason Gehloff at 106 pounds over Joseph Fernau. Gehloff hit a four-point headlock in both the first period and second period and ended the match with a gut wrench. At that time, Minnesota led 31-24, with just four matches left.
Illinois responded with two more wins, as Abraham Hinrichsen scored a 6-2 decision over Brendan Howes at 113 pounds, and Joey Cape opened up his offense for an 11-1 technical fall over Maxwell Peterson.
Hinrichsen broke a 2-2 tie in the second period with a takedown and gut wrench to win his match. Cape hit a four-point throw in the first period, and won the match on a two-point arm spin takedown. Illinois had closed Minnesota’s lead to 33-31 going into the final two bouts.
This is where the clutch wrestling won the day for Minnesota. At 126, Derrick Cardinal jumped to a 6-0 lead thanks to a four-point headlock and two stepouts, and closed it with a second period takedown for a 6-2 win over Blake McGee.
Minnesota led by four points going into the final bout at 132. Chase DeBlaere fell behind 4-0 to Jack Milos of Illinois, but quickly came back with his own four-point hip toss and some turns for a 10-4 lead at the break. He hit two more four-pointers in the second, a headlock and a hip toss to beat Milos, 18-8 and seal the Minnesota win.
The early part of the meet was a see-saw affair, in which Illinois took a lead, but Minnesota was competitive along the way.
Minnesota opened with a win at 138 pounds, as Cael Berg edged Kole Brower, 4-3. Berg scored his four points in the first period with a takedown and gutwrench.
Illinois answered with a 9-1 victory by Dean Hamiti at 145 pounds over Landon Johnson. Leading 3-0 at the break, Hamiti nailed a four-point body lock then added another two-point throw to put the match away.
The first bonus points came at 153, as Minnesota’s Hunter Lydon scored a 12-1 technical fall over Robert Major. Lyden jumped to 5-0 at the break on an arm spin to a gut wrench. In the second period, he kept adding points, one or two at a time, until a caution and two penalty against Major ended the bout in the closing seconds.
Illinois quickly answered with technical fall win of its own, as Caden Ernd stopped Ryder Rogotzke, 10-0 at 160. Ernd opened with a four-point throw and added two scores to lead 8-0 at the break. A takedown early in the second period closed out the victory.
Illinois continued its progress at 170, as Andrew Wenzel edged Anthony Tuttle, 3-1. Tied at 1-1 in the second period, Wenzel went ahead on a passivity penalty against Tuttle, then forced a stepout to secure his two point victory.
Minnesota secured the first pin of the day, as Cayden Homme locked up and threw Mario Torme for a second-period fall at 182. Homme was leading 9-2 when he launched Torme and put him away.
Illinois came back with wins in the three highest weight classes to take its biggest lead.
At 195, Tom Culp secured a 10-0 first-period technical fall over Max Balow, with a takedown, two gut wrenches and a four-point throw on the edge. Michael Roath kept it going for Illinois at 220, hitting a key four-point hip toss in the second period to beat Justin Matson, 6-1. With just eight seconds on the clock, Hayden Copass of Illinois broke a 2-2 tie by getting behind Gavin Layton and taking him down for a 4-2 win at 285.
Then the Minnesota lightweights took over and helped lead the team to victory.
The U16 Freestyle National Duals begin on Friday, with the pool competitions. The event concludes with the medal round finals on Saturday.
The U16 National Duals, as well as the U14 National Duals and Junior National Duals, are all being broadcast live by TrackWrestling.
UI6 NATIONAL DUALS
at Spokane, Wash., June 13
Greco-Roman results
GOLD/SILVER POOL (Places 1-8)
1st Place - Minnesota Blue
2nd Place - Illinois
3rd Place - Georgia
4th Place - Iowa
5th Place - Washington Red
6th Place - Pennsylvania
7th Place - California
8th Place - Missouri
Championship Match – Minnesota Blue 40, Illinois 33
138 - Cael Berg (Minnesota Blue) over Kole Brower (Illinois) Dec 4-3
145 - Dean Hamiti Jr (Illinois) over Landen Johnson (Minnesota Blue) Dec 9-1
152 - Hunter Lyden (Minnesota Blue) over Robert Major (Illinois) TF 12-1
160 - Caden Ernd (Illinois) over Ryder Rogotzke (Minnesota Blue) TF 10-0
170 - Andrew Wenzel (Illinois) over Antony Tuttle (Minnesota Blue) Dec 3-1
182 - Cayden Homme (Minnesota Blue) over Mario Tormey (Illinois) Fall 3:04
195 - Tom Culp (Illinois) over Max Balow (Minnesota Blue) TF 10-0
220 - Michael Roath (Illinois) over Justin Matson (Minnesota Blue) Dec 6-1
285 - Hayden Copass (Illinois) over Gavin Layton (Minnesota Blue) Dec 4-2
88 - Alan Koehler (Minnesota Blue) over Benjamin Dunne (Illinois) TF 10-0
94 - Caleb Thoennes (Minnesota Blue) over Dominic Schiavone (Illinois) TF 19-8
100 - Jore Volk (Minnesota Blue) over Kannon Webster (Illinois) Dec 4-3
106 - Mason Gehloff (Minnesota Blue) over Joseph Fernau (Illinois) TF 10-0
113 - Abraham Hinrichsen (Illinois) over Brendan Howes (Minnesota Blue) Dec 6-2
120 - Joey Cape (Illinois) over Maxwell Petersen (Minnesota Blue) TF 11-1
126 - Derrick Cardinal (Minnesota Blue) over Blake McGee (Illinois) Dec 8-2
132 - Chase DeBlaere (Minnesota Blue) over Jack Milos (Illinois) TF 18-8
3rd Place Match - Georgia defeated Iowa 43-31.
138 Nick Hamilton (Iowa) over Jeremy Paradice (Georgia) TF 10-0
145 Matthew Singleton (Georgia) over Gabe Mcgeough (Iowa) TF 14-3
152 Robert Weston (Georgia) over Ben Kueter (Iowa) Fall 1:54
160 Adam Ahrendsen (Iowa) over Kamdyn Munro (Georgia) TF 17-3
170 Jared Voss (Iowa) over Dawson Mathews (Georgia) Dec 7-5
182 Griffin Gammell (Iowa) won by forfeit
195 Noah Pettigrew (Georgia) over Wyatt Voelker (Iowa) Dec 8-2
220 Chase Horne (Georgia) over Lucas Walker (Iowa) TF 13-0
285 Francisco Valle (Georgia) over Ryley Snell (Iowa) TF 10-0
88 Tanner Spalding (Georgia) over J.D. Downs (Iowa) Fall 0:18
94 Garret Rinken (Iowa) won by forfeit
100 Robert Austin Westbrook (Georgia) over Ryder Block (Iowa) Dec 10-8
106 Joseph Robinson (Georgia) over Gable Porter (Iowa) TF 10-0
113 Stevie Barnes (Iowa) over Andrew Voiles (Georgia) TF 10-0
120 Michael Roe (Georgia) over Kolten Crawford (Iowa) TF 10-0
126 David Panone (Georgia) over kayden gryp (Iowa) TF 10-0
132 Robert Avila (Iowa) over Jarrod Pominville (Georgia) Dec 12-9
5th Place Match - Washington Red defeated Pennsylvania 49-23.
88 Ryan Wilson (Washington Red) over Noah Stein (Pennsylvania) TF 10-0
94 Miguel Torrez (Washington Red) over Ethan Lebin (Pennsylvania) Fall 0:59
100 Troy Hohman (Pennsylvania) over Jaden Sanchez (Washington Red) Dec 13-8
106 Jake Hubby (Washington Red) won by forfeit
113 Kenndyl Mobley (Washington Red) over Ethan Berginc (Pennsylvania) Dec 6-3
120 Q`veli Quintanilla (Washington Red) over Jackson Arrington (Pennsylvania) DQ
126 Conor Goucher (Washington Red) won by forfeit
132 Andrew Macias (Washington Red) over Chanz Shearer (Pennsylvania) Dec 8-4
138 Thor Michaelson (Washington Red) over Jared Keslar (Pennsylvania) TF 10-0
145 CJ Hamblin (Washington Red) over Jeremiah Smith (Pennsylvania) Fall 1:31
152 Jack Mcgill (Pennsylvania) over Seth Dawkins (Washington Red) TF 13-0
160 Jakob Connors (Washington Red) won by forfeit
170 Leonard Pinto (Pennsylvania) over Jacob inton (Washington Red) TF 11-0
182 Rylan Rogers (Washington Red) over Maxwell Gourley (Pennsylvania) Dec 10-3
195 Cael Black (Pennsylvania) over Deklen Agloinga (Washington Red) TF 11-0
220 Dustin Swanson (Pennsylvania) over Gage Cook (Washington Red) Dec 6-6
285 Jordan Schell (Pennsylvania) over Levi Kovacs (Washington Red) Dec 5-2
Both teams lost one point due to unsportsmanlike misconduct
7th Place Match - California defeated Missouri 49-26.
138 Ethan Birch (California) won by forfeit
145 Victor Jacinto (California) over Grant Garrett (Missouri) TF 18-7
152 matthew rodriguez (California) over Cayden Auch (Missouri) TF 10-0
160 David Brooks (Missouri) over Jake Prudek (California) Dec 6-5
170 Luke Shaver (Missouri) over Francisco Ochoa Valdez (California) Dec 8-2
182 Jaydon Walls (Missouri) over Seth Miller (California) TF 10-0
195 Keith Miley (Missouri) over Braden Pease (California) Fall 0:43
220 Juan Mora (California) over Drayton Huchteman (Missouri) Dec 8-6
285 Tominiko V. Takafua (California) over Mason Petty (Missouri) Fall 0:38
88 Kolby Warren (Missouri) over Austin Fredrickson (California) TF 11-0
94 Ray Ray Harris (California) over Sam Ewing (Missouri) TF 10-0
100 Beau Mantanona (California) over Brady Roark (Missouri) TF 10-0
106 Logan Valledor (California) won by forfeit
113 Isaiah Kainoa Medina (California) over Grant Stathopoulos (Missouri) Fall 0:35
120 Brock Bobzien (California) over James Homfeld (Missouri) Dec 10-8
126 Garrett Lyons (Missouri) over Johnny Lopez (California) TF 11-0
132 Eric Almarinez (California) won by forfeit
Gold/Silver Pool’s Pool A dual meets which set the final pairings
Round 1 – Minnesota Blue dec. California, 58-14; Georgia dec. Washington Red, 42-32
Round 2 – Minnesota Blue dec. Washington Red, 61-16; Georgia dec. California, 40-37
Round 3 – Minnesota Blue dec. Georgia, 56-19; Washington Red dec. California, 38-35
Gold/Silver Pool’s Pool B dual meets
Round 1 – Illinois dec. Iowa, 44-29; Pennsylvania dec. Missouri, 57-21
Round 2 –Illinois dec. Missouri, 46-34; Iowa dec. Pennsylvania, 47-29
Round 3 – Illinois dec. Pennsylvania, 38-32; Iowa dec. Missouri, 51-29
Bronze/Copper Pool (Places 9-16)
1st Place - Oregon Red
2nd Place - Minnesota Red
3rd Place - Kansas
4th Place - Michigan
5th Place - Indiana
6th Place - Idaho Blue
7th Place - Oklahoma
8th Place - Wisconsin
1st Place Match - Oregon Red defeated Minnesota Red 47-29.
3rd Place Match - Kansas defeated Michigan 41-34.
5th Place Match - Indiana defeated Idaho Blue 47-32.
7th Place Match - Oklahoma defeated Wisconsin 41-39.
Yellow Pool
1st Place - Utah
2nd Place - Florida
3rd Place - New Jersey
4th Place - Washington Blue
5th Place - Colorado
Round 1
Florida defeated New Jersey 42-31.
Utah defeated Washington Blue 52-24.
Round 2
Washington Blue defeated Colorado 47-32.
Utah defeated Florida 41-34.
Round 3
Utah defeated Colorado 51-27.
New Jersey defeated Washington Blue 46-26.
Round 4
New Jersey defeated Colorado 47-26.
Florida defeated Washington Blue 38-29.
Utah defeated null 0-0.
Round 5
Florida defeated Colorado 48-33.
Utah defeated New Jersey 44-34.
Red Pool
1st Place - Texas
2nd Place - Oregon Blue
3rd Place - Montana
4th Place - North Carolina
5th Place - Idaho Red
Round 1
Montana defeated North Carolina 40-27.
Texas defeated Oregon Blue 51-20.
Round 2
Montana defeated Idaho Red 36-28.
Texas defeated North Carolina 55-9.
Round 3
Oregon Blue defeated North Carolina 46-24.
Texas defeated Idaho Red 52-16.
Round 4
Texas defeated Montana 47-18.
Oregon Blue defeated Idaho Red 49-21.
Round 5
Oregon Blue defeated Montana 35-35.
North Carolina defeated Idaho Red 47-21.
Bottom photo: One of the many big throws from the Minnesota vs. Illinois championship dual meet.
Photos by Jim Thrall, MatFocus.com
SPOKANE, Wash. - Led by powerful lightweights, and some clutch performances at the end of the dual meet, Minnesota Blue defeated defending champion Illinois, 40-33 to claim the Greco-Roman team title at the U15 National Duals on Thursday.
The drive to victory included Minnesota winning six of the last eight matches, including four by technical fall
The dual meet started at 138 pounds, and after the heavyweight match, Illinois led 22-16. The lightweights came out for Minnesota, and won four straight matches, including three technical falls, to give the Minnesota Blue a lead it would never relinquish.
The run started 88 pounds, as Alan Koehler needed just 53 seconds to score a 10-0 technical fall over Benjamin Dunne. Included in his assault was a four-point headlock, another takedown and two gut wrenches.
Caleb Thoennes responded at 94 pounds with a wild 19-8 technical fall over Dominic Shiavone. The opening scramble of the match ended up with Thoennes leading 7-6, in an exchange where both athletes had big scores. Thoennes took command with a powerful gut wrench to lead 15-8 at the break. A four-point throw in the second period sealed the tech for Thoennes.
Jore Volk won a tight 4-3 match at 100, coming from behind to win the bout over Kannon Webster. It was Webster up 3-0 at the break, but Volk scored a takedown and gut wrench in the second period to win the bout.
The run was capped off with a 10-0 technical fall from Mason Gehloff at 106 pounds over Joseph Fernau. Gehloff hit a four-point headlock in both the first period and second period and ended the match with a gut wrench. At that time, Minnesota led 31-24, with just four matches left.
Illinois responded with two more wins, as Abraham Hinrichsen scored a 6-2 decision over Brendan Howes at 113 pounds, and Joey Cape opened up his offense for an 11-1 technical fall over Maxwell Peterson.
Hinrichsen broke a 2-2 tie in the second period with a takedown and gut wrench to win his match. Cape hit a four-point throw in the first period, and won the match on a two-point arm spin takedown. Illinois had closed Minnesota’s lead to 33-31 going into the final two bouts.
This is where the clutch wrestling won the day for Minnesota. At 126, Derrick Cardinal jumped to a 6-0 lead thanks to a four-point headlock and two stepouts, and closed it with a second period takedown for a 6-2 win over Blake McGee.
Minnesota led by four points going into the final bout at 132. Chase DeBlaere fell behind 4-0 to Jack Milos of Illinois, but quickly came back with his own four-point hip toss and some turns for a 10-4 lead at the break. He hit two more four-pointers in the second, a headlock and a hip toss to beat Milos, 18-8 and seal the Minnesota win.
The early part of the meet was a see-saw affair, in which Illinois took a lead, but Minnesota was competitive along the way.
Minnesota opened with a win at 138 pounds, as Cael Berg edged Kole Brower, 4-3. Berg scored his four points in the first period with a takedown and gutwrench.
Illinois answered with a 9-1 victory by Dean Hamiti at 145 pounds over Landon Johnson. Leading 3-0 at the break, Hamiti nailed a four-point body lock then added another two-point throw to put the match away.
The first bonus points came at 153, as Minnesota’s Hunter Lydon scored a 12-1 technical fall over Robert Major. Lyden jumped to 5-0 at the break on an arm spin to a gut wrench. In the second period, he kept adding points, one or two at a time, until a caution and two penalty against Major ended the bout in the closing seconds.
Illinois quickly answered with technical fall win of its own, as Caden Ernd stopped Ryder Rogotzke, 10-0 at 160. Ernd opened with a four-point throw and added two scores to lead 8-0 at the break. A takedown early in the second period closed out the victory.
Illinois continued its progress at 170, as Andrew Wenzel edged Anthony Tuttle, 3-1. Tied at 1-1 in the second period, Wenzel went ahead on a passivity penalty against Tuttle, then forced a stepout to secure his two point victory.
Minnesota secured the first pin of the day, as Cayden Homme locked up and threw Mario Torme for a second-period fall at 182. Homme was leading 9-2 when he launched Torme and put him away.
Illinois came back with wins in the three highest weight classes to take its biggest lead.
At 195, Tom Culp secured a 10-0 first-period technical fall over Max Balow, with a takedown, two gut wrenches and a four-point throw on the edge. Michael Roath kept it going for Illinois at 220, hitting a key four-point hip toss in the second period to beat Justin Matson, 6-1. With just eight seconds on the clock, Hayden Copass of Illinois broke a 2-2 tie by getting behind Gavin Layton and taking him down for a 4-2 win at 285.
Then the Minnesota lightweights took over and helped lead the team to victory.
The U16 Freestyle National Duals begin on Friday, with the pool competitions. The event concludes with the medal round finals on Saturday.
The U16 National Duals, as well as the U14 National Duals and Junior National Duals, are all being broadcast live by TrackWrestling.
UI6 NATIONAL DUALS
at Spokane, Wash., June 13
Greco-Roman results
GOLD/SILVER POOL (Places 1-8)
1st Place - Minnesota Blue
2nd Place - Illinois
3rd Place - Georgia
4th Place - Iowa
5th Place - Washington Red
6th Place - Pennsylvania
7th Place - California
8th Place - Missouri
Championship Match – Minnesota Blue 40, Illinois 33
138 - Cael Berg (Minnesota Blue) over Kole Brower (Illinois) Dec 4-3
145 - Dean Hamiti Jr (Illinois) over Landen Johnson (Minnesota Blue) Dec 9-1
152 - Hunter Lyden (Minnesota Blue) over Robert Major (Illinois) TF 12-1
160 - Caden Ernd (Illinois) over Ryder Rogotzke (Minnesota Blue) TF 10-0
170 - Andrew Wenzel (Illinois) over Antony Tuttle (Minnesota Blue) Dec 3-1
182 - Cayden Homme (Minnesota Blue) over Mario Tormey (Illinois) Fall 3:04
195 - Tom Culp (Illinois) over Max Balow (Minnesota Blue) TF 10-0
220 - Michael Roath (Illinois) over Justin Matson (Minnesota Blue) Dec 6-1
285 - Hayden Copass (Illinois) over Gavin Layton (Minnesota Blue) Dec 4-2
88 - Alan Koehler (Minnesota Blue) over Benjamin Dunne (Illinois) TF 10-0
94 - Caleb Thoennes (Minnesota Blue) over Dominic Schiavone (Illinois) TF 19-8
100 - Jore Volk (Minnesota Blue) over Kannon Webster (Illinois) Dec 4-3
106 - Mason Gehloff (Minnesota Blue) over Joseph Fernau (Illinois) TF 10-0
113 - Abraham Hinrichsen (Illinois) over Brendan Howes (Minnesota Blue) Dec 6-2
120 - Joey Cape (Illinois) over Maxwell Petersen (Minnesota Blue) TF 11-1
126 - Derrick Cardinal (Minnesota Blue) over Blake McGee (Illinois) Dec 8-2
132 - Chase DeBlaere (Minnesota Blue) over Jack Milos (Illinois) TF 18-8
3rd Place Match - Georgia defeated Iowa 43-31.
138 Nick Hamilton (Iowa) over Jeremy Paradice (Georgia) TF 10-0
145 Matthew Singleton (Georgia) over Gabe Mcgeough (Iowa) TF 14-3
152 Robert Weston (Georgia) over Ben Kueter (Iowa) Fall 1:54
160 Adam Ahrendsen (Iowa) over Kamdyn Munro (Georgia) TF 17-3
170 Jared Voss (Iowa) over Dawson Mathews (Georgia) Dec 7-5
182 Griffin Gammell (Iowa) won by forfeit
195 Noah Pettigrew (Georgia) over Wyatt Voelker (Iowa) Dec 8-2
220 Chase Horne (Georgia) over Lucas Walker (Iowa) TF 13-0
285 Francisco Valle (Georgia) over Ryley Snell (Iowa) TF 10-0
88 Tanner Spalding (Georgia) over J.D. Downs (Iowa) Fall 0:18
94 Garret Rinken (Iowa) won by forfeit
100 Robert Austin Westbrook (Georgia) over Ryder Block (Iowa) Dec 10-8
106 Joseph Robinson (Georgia) over Gable Porter (Iowa) TF 10-0
113 Stevie Barnes (Iowa) over Andrew Voiles (Georgia) TF 10-0
120 Michael Roe (Georgia) over Kolten Crawford (Iowa) TF 10-0
126 David Panone (Georgia) over kayden gryp (Iowa) TF 10-0
132 Robert Avila (Iowa) over Jarrod Pominville (Georgia) Dec 12-9
5th Place Match - Washington Red defeated Pennsylvania 49-23.
88 Ryan Wilson (Washington Red) over Noah Stein (Pennsylvania) TF 10-0
94 Miguel Torrez (Washington Red) over Ethan Lebin (Pennsylvania) Fall 0:59
100 Troy Hohman (Pennsylvania) over Jaden Sanchez (Washington Red) Dec 13-8
106 Jake Hubby (Washington Red) won by forfeit
113 Kenndyl Mobley (Washington Red) over Ethan Berginc (Pennsylvania) Dec 6-3
120 Q`veli Quintanilla (Washington Red) over Jackson Arrington (Pennsylvania) DQ
126 Conor Goucher (Washington Red) won by forfeit
132 Andrew Macias (Washington Red) over Chanz Shearer (Pennsylvania) Dec 8-4
138 Thor Michaelson (Washington Red) over Jared Keslar (Pennsylvania) TF 10-0
145 CJ Hamblin (Washington Red) over Jeremiah Smith (Pennsylvania) Fall 1:31
152 Jack Mcgill (Pennsylvania) over Seth Dawkins (Washington Red) TF 13-0
160 Jakob Connors (Washington Red) won by forfeit
170 Leonard Pinto (Pennsylvania) over Jacob inton (Washington Red) TF 11-0
182 Rylan Rogers (Washington Red) over Maxwell Gourley (Pennsylvania) Dec 10-3
195 Cael Black (Pennsylvania) over Deklen Agloinga (Washington Red) TF 11-0
220 Dustin Swanson (Pennsylvania) over Gage Cook (Washington Red) Dec 6-6
285 Jordan Schell (Pennsylvania) over Levi Kovacs (Washington Red) Dec 5-2
Both teams lost one point due to unsportsmanlike misconduct
7th Place Match - California defeated Missouri 49-26.
138 Ethan Birch (California) won by forfeit
145 Victor Jacinto (California) over Grant Garrett (Missouri) TF 18-7
152 matthew rodriguez (California) over Cayden Auch (Missouri) TF 10-0
160 David Brooks (Missouri) over Jake Prudek (California) Dec 6-5
170 Luke Shaver (Missouri) over Francisco Ochoa Valdez (California) Dec 8-2
182 Jaydon Walls (Missouri) over Seth Miller (California) TF 10-0
195 Keith Miley (Missouri) over Braden Pease (California) Fall 0:43
220 Juan Mora (California) over Drayton Huchteman (Missouri) Dec 8-6
285 Tominiko V. Takafua (California) over Mason Petty (Missouri) Fall 0:38
88 Kolby Warren (Missouri) over Austin Fredrickson (California) TF 11-0
94 Ray Ray Harris (California) over Sam Ewing (Missouri) TF 10-0
100 Beau Mantanona (California) over Brady Roark (Missouri) TF 10-0
106 Logan Valledor (California) won by forfeit
113 Isaiah Kainoa Medina (California) over Grant Stathopoulos (Missouri) Fall 0:35
120 Brock Bobzien (California) over James Homfeld (Missouri) Dec 10-8
126 Garrett Lyons (Missouri) over Johnny Lopez (California) TF 11-0
132 Eric Almarinez (California) won by forfeit
Gold/Silver Pool’s Pool A dual meets which set the final pairings
Round 1 – Minnesota Blue dec. California, 58-14; Georgia dec. Washington Red, 42-32
Round 2 – Minnesota Blue dec. Washington Red, 61-16; Georgia dec. California, 40-37
Round 3 – Minnesota Blue dec. Georgia, 56-19; Washington Red dec. California, 38-35
Gold/Silver Pool’s Pool B dual meets
Round 1 – Illinois dec. Iowa, 44-29; Pennsylvania dec. Missouri, 57-21
Round 2 –Illinois dec. Missouri, 46-34; Iowa dec. Pennsylvania, 47-29
Round 3 – Illinois dec. Pennsylvania, 38-32; Iowa dec. Missouri, 51-29
Bronze/Copper Pool (Places 9-16)
1st Place - Oregon Red
2nd Place - Minnesota Red
3rd Place - Kansas
4th Place - Michigan
5th Place - Indiana
6th Place - Idaho Blue
7th Place - Oklahoma
8th Place - Wisconsin
1st Place Match - Oregon Red defeated Minnesota Red 47-29.
3rd Place Match - Kansas defeated Michigan 41-34.
5th Place Match - Indiana defeated Idaho Blue 47-32.
7th Place Match - Oklahoma defeated Wisconsin 41-39.
Yellow Pool
1st Place - Utah
2nd Place - Florida
3rd Place - New Jersey
4th Place - Washington Blue
5th Place - Colorado
Round 1
Florida defeated New Jersey 42-31.
Utah defeated Washington Blue 52-24.
Round 2
Washington Blue defeated Colorado 47-32.
Utah defeated Florida 41-34.
Round 3
Utah defeated Colorado 51-27.
New Jersey defeated Washington Blue 46-26.
Round 4
New Jersey defeated Colorado 47-26.
Florida defeated Washington Blue 38-29.
Utah defeated null 0-0.
Round 5
Florida defeated Colorado 48-33.
Utah defeated New Jersey 44-34.
Red Pool
1st Place - Texas
2nd Place - Oregon Blue
3rd Place - Montana
4th Place - North Carolina
5th Place - Idaho Red
Round 1
Montana defeated North Carolina 40-27.
Texas defeated Oregon Blue 51-20.
Round 2
Montana defeated Idaho Red 36-28.
Texas defeated North Carolina 55-9.
Round 3
Oregon Blue defeated North Carolina 46-24.
Texas defeated Idaho Red 52-16.
Round 4
Texas defeated Montana 47-18.
Oregon Blue defeated Idaho Red 49-21.
Round 5
Oregon Blue defeated Montana 35-35.
North Carolina defeated Idaho Red 47-21.
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