16U Freestyle National Duals All-Tournament Team announced
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SPOKANE, Wash. – The 2019 16U Freestyle National Duals All-Tournament Team has been released.
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, which was five for this event
A total of 35 athletes representing 18 different states made the 16U All-Tournament Team in freestyle.
Eight wrestlers earned a 9-0 record, the best record in the freestyle division: DJ Gillett of Oregon (94), Caden Horwath of Michigan (106), Gabe Whisenhunt of Oregon (113), Nash Singleton of Oregon (120), Gavin Drexler of Wisconsin (120), Matthew Bianchi of Wisconsin (138), Clayton Whiting of Wisconsin (160), and Jimmy Colley of Michigan (182).
Minnesota led the way with the most All-Tournament freestyle team members with four. Three states had three athletes on the freestyle All-Tournament Team: Oregon, Wisconsin and Kansas.
There were 14 wrestlers who were All-Tournament in both styles, going undefeated over the four days of competition: Kiason Garcia of Utah (88), Kolby Warren of Missouri (88), Alan Koehler of Minnesota (88), Cael Hughes of Oklahoma (94), Tristan Bremer of Idaho (94), Gabe Whisenhunt of Oregon (113), Derrick Cardinal of Minnesota (126), Hunter Lyden of Minnesota (152/160), Christian Carroll of Indiana (170), Rylan Rogers of Washington (170/182), Noah Pettigrew of Georgia (195), Evan Bates of Indiana (195), Chase Horne of Georgia (220) and Ethan Kremer of Kansas (285).
2019 16U NATIONAL DUALS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
88 - Kyison Garcia of Utah went 8-0
88 - Kolby Warren of Team Missouri went 7-0
88 - Alan Koehler of Minnesota Blue went 6-0
94 - DJ Gillett of Oregon Red went 9-0
94 - Hunter Taylor of Team Kansas went 8-0
94 - Tristan Bremer of Idaho Blue went 7-0
94 - Cael Hughes of Oklahoma went 6-0
94 - Jaden Pepe of Pennsylvania went 5-0
106 - Caden Horwath of Team Michigan went 9-0
106 - Kyle Rice of Idaho Blue went 7-0
106 - Gable Porter of Iowa went 5-0
113 - Gabe Whisenhunt of Oregon Red went 9-0
113 - Brendan Howes of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
120 - Nash Singleton of Oregon Red went 9-0
120 - Gavin Drexler of Wisconsin went 9-0
120 - Brock Bobzien of California went 5-0
126 - Derrick Cardinal of Minnesota Blue went 6-0
126 - Eli Rocha of Team Missouri went 6-0
138 - Matthew Bianchi of Wisconsin went 9-0
138 - John Wiley of Oklahoma went 7-0
138 - Jason Smith of New Jersey Red went 7-0
152 - Andrew Troczynski of Team New Jersey Blue went 7-0
152 - Jared Simma of Team Kansas went 6-0
152/160 - Hunter Lyden of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
160 - Clayton Whiting of Wisconsin went 9-0
170 - Christian Carroll of Team Indiana went 7-0
170/182 - Rylan Rogers of Washington Red went 7-0
182 - Jimmy Colley of Team Michigan went 9-0
182 - Holden Cypher of Team NC went 6-0
195 - Noah Pettigrew of Georgia went 7-0
195 - Evan Bates of Team Indiana went 7-0
220 - Bryce Garcia of Team Colorado went 8-0
220 - Chase Horne of Georgia went 7-0
285 - Ethan Kremer of Team Kansas went 8-0
285 - Hayden Copass of Illinois went 6-0
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, which was five for this event
A total of 35 athletes representing 18 different states made the 16U All-Tournament Team in freestyle.
Eight wrestlers earned a 9-0 record, the best record in the freestyle division: DJ Gillett of Oregon (94), Caden Horwath of Michigan (106), Gabe Whisenhunt of Oregon (113), Nash Singleton of Oregon (120), Gavin Drexler of Wisconsin (120), Matthew Bianchi of Wisconsin (138), Clayton Whiting of Wisconsin (160), and Jimmy Colley of Michigan (182).
Minnesota led the way with the most All-Tournament freestyle team members with four. Three states had three athletes on the freestyle All-Tournament Team: Oregon, Wisconsin and Kansas.
There were 14 wrestlers who were All-Tournament in both styles, going undefeated over the four days of competition: Kiason Garcia of Utah (88), Kolby Warren of Missouri (88), Alan Koehler of Minnesota (88), Cael Hughes of Oklahoma (94), Tristan Bremer of Idaho (94), Gabe Whisenhunt of Oregon (113), Derrick Cardinal of Minnesota (126), Hunter Lyden of Minnesota (152/160), Christian Carroll of Indiana (170), Rylan Rogers of Washington (170/182), Noah Pettigrew of Georgia (195), Evan Bates of Indiana (195), Chase Horne of Georgia (220) and Ethan Kremer of Kansas (285).
2019 16U NATIONAL DUALS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
88 - Kyison Garcia of Utah went 8-0
88 - Kolby Warren of Team Missouri went 7-0
88 - Alan Koehler of Minnesota Blue went 6-0
94 - DJ Gillett of Oregon Red went 9-0
94 - Hunter Taylor of Team Kansas went 8-0
94 - Tristan Bremer of Idaho Blue went 7-0
94 - Cael Hughes of Oklahoma went 6-0
94 - Jaden Pepe of Pennsylvania went 5-0
106 - Caden Horwath of Team Michigan went 9-0
106 - Kyle Rice of Idaho Blue went 7-0
106 - Gable Porter of Iowa went 5-0
113 - Gabe Whisenhunt of Oregon Red went 9-0
113 - Brendan Howes of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
120 - Nash Singleton of Oregon Red went 9-0
120 - Gavin Drexler of Wisconsin went 9-0
120 - Brock Bobzien of California went 5-0
126 - Derrick Cardinal of Minnesota Blue went 6-0
126 - Eli Rocha of Team Missouri went 6-0
138 - Matthew Bianchi of Wisconsin went 9-0
138 - John Wiley of Oklahoma went 7-0
138 - Jason Smith of New Jersey Red went 7-0
152 - Andrew Troczynski of Team New Jersey Blue went 7-0
152 - Jared Simma of Team Kansas went 6-0
152/160 - Hunter Lyden of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
160 - Clayton Whiting of Wisconsin went 9-0
170 - Christian Carroll of Team Indiana went 7-0
170/182 - Rylan Rogers of Washington Red went 7-0
182 - Jimmy Colley of Team Michigan went 9-0
182 - Holden Cypher of Team NC went 6-0
195 - Noah Pettigrew of Georgia went 7-0
195 - Evan Bates of Team Indiana went 7-0
220 - Bryce Garcia of Team Colorado went 8-0
220 - Chase Horne of Georgia went 7-0
285 - Ethan Kremer of Team Kansas went 8-0
285 - Hayden Copass of Illinois went 6-0
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