Sweden tops USA, 22 matches to 7, in Greco-Roman and women’s freestyle dual at NMU-OTS
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by Michael Karaula, NMU-OTS
Top Photo: Luke Lilledahl of the USA battles with Elliott Trelid of Sweden at 41 kg.
Bottom Photo: Sabrina Nauss of the USA ties up with Bianca Kristensson at 76 kg.
Photos courtesy of NMU-OTS
MARQUETTE, Mich. —Team USA faced Sweden in a dual Greco-Roman and women’s freestyle wrestling meet tonight at the Northern Michigan University Superior Dome.
Team Sweden topped Team USA 22 matches to seven. Team USA members consisted of Cadet- and Junior-age athletes from across the country who are visiting NMU for the Superior International Wrestling Camp.
In past years, the competition exclusively featured Greco-Roman style wrestling, but this year’s meet included a women’s freestyle component for the first time.
“This year, Sweden asked if they could send female wrestlers to train at our camp and we welcomed the opportunity to have them participate,” said NMU Olympic Training Site Head Coach Rob Herman. “Even though we focus on the Greco-Roman style of wrestling at the NMU-OTS, we encourage opportunities to promote the development of athletes in both Olympic styles of wrestling – freestyle and Greco.”
The Superior International Wrestling Camp wraps up Saturday.
Full results are listed below by weight class.
SWEDEN 22, USA 7
At Marquette, Mich., June 26
Women’s Freestyle
49 kg Kendra Ryan (USA) dec. Sofia Liljeberg, 4-3
50 kg - Wilma Skoog (Sweden) fall over Kendra Ryan
53 kg - Angelica Zettervall (Sweden) dec. Kylie Rule 9-0
55 kg – Marisa Roth (USA) dec. Nanny Jonsson, 8-0
60 kg - Caroline Kvist (Sweden) dec. Alicia Pieper 8-0
60 kg - Caroline Kvist (Sweden) fall over Phoenix Waters
65 kg - Elvira Braun (Sweden) dec. Kayley Rada 9-0
65 kg - Elvira Braun (Sweden) dec. Lydia Krauss 8-0
76 kg – Sabrina Nauss (USA) fall Bianca Kristensson
76 kg - Bianca Kristensson (Sweden) dec. Kailyn Garrett 10-4
Greco-Roman
41 kg- Eliott Trellid (Sweden) fall over Kip Castor
41 kg – Luke Lilledahl (USA) dec. Eliott Trellid, 13-7
44 kg - Kolby Warren (USA) dec. Wilmer Gullstand, 6-2
48 kg -Liam Azzani (Sweden) dec. Brendan Barton 9-0
48 kg - Noah Soderqvist (Sweden) dec. Cooper Rhondenizer 8-0
48 kg - Ossian Johnsson (Sweden) fall over Brayden Dubes
48 kg - Ossian Johansson (Sweden) fall over Zan Fugitt
48 kg - Pakron Lundin (Sweden) dec. Grayden Dubes 8-0
48 kg - Pakron Lundin (Sweden) dec. Kolby Warren 9-0
51 kg - Oskar Stahl (Sweden) fall over Brendan Barton
51 kg - Pontus Stahl (Sweden) over Jesse Shannon 8-0
55 kg – Jacob Cochran (USA) fall Buster Hesselbom
55 kg - Hugo Jorgensen (Sweden) fall over Cooper Rhodenizer
60 kg - Fabian Frisk (Sweden) fall over Brayden Shelton
60 kg - Ruben Fodor (Sweden) fall over Brayden Shelton
67 kg - Alexander Jonerelv (Sweden) dec. Tarrell Wallace 9-5
71 kg - Algot Kallman (Sweden) dec. Alec McDoulett 11-4
71 kg – Steven Villalobos (USA) dec. Emil Persson, 8-0
97 kg - Linus Persson (Sweden) dec. Tyler Hannah 9-0
Bottom Photo: Sabrina Nauss of the USA ties up with Bianca Kristensson at 76 kg.
Photos courtesy of NMU-OTS
MARQUETTE, Mich. —Team USA faced Sweden in a dual Greco-Roman and women’s freestyle wrestling meet tonight at the Northern Michigan University Superior Dome.
Team Sweden topped Team USA 22 matches to seven. Team USA members consisted of Cadet- and Junior-age athletes from across the country who are visiting NMU for the Superior International Wrestling Camp.
In past years, the competition exclusively featured Greco-Roman style wrestling, but this year’s meet included a women’s freestyle component for the first time.
“This year, Sweden asked if they could send female wrestlers to train at our camp and we welcomed the opportunity to have them participate,” said NMU Olympic Training Site Head Coach Rob Herman. “Even though we focus on the Greco-Roman style of wrestling at the NMU-OTS, we encourage opportunities to promote the development of athletes in both Olympic styles of wrestling – freestyle and Greco.”
The Superior International Wrestling Camp wraps up Saturday.
Full results are listed below by weight class.
SWEDEN 22, USA 7
At Marquette, Mich., June 26
Women’s Freestyle
49 kg Kendra Ryan (USA) dec. Sofia Liljeberg, 4-3
50 kg - Wilma Skoog (Sweden) fall over Kendra Ryan
53 kg - Angelica Zettervall (Sweden) dec. Kylie Rule 9-0
55 kg – Marisa Roth (USA) dec. Nanny Jonsson, 8-0
60 kg - Caroline Kvist (Sweden) dec. Alicia Pieper 8-0
60 kg - Caroline Kvist (Sweden) fall over Phoenix Waters
65 kg - Elvira Braun (Sweden) dec. Kayley Rada 9-0
65 kg - Elvira Braun (Sweden) dec. Lydia Krauss 8-0
76 kg – Sabrina Nauss (USA) fall Bianca Kristensson
76 kg - Bianca Kristensson (Sweden) dec. Kailyn Garrett 10-4
Greco-Roman
41 kg- Eliott Trellid (Sweden) fall over Kip Castor
41 kg – Luke Lilledahl (USA) dec. Eliott Trellid, 13-7
44 kg - Kolby Warren (USA) dec. Wilmer Gullstand, 6-2
48 kg -Liam Azzani (Sweden) dec. Brendan Barton 9-0
48 kg - Noah Soderqvist (Sweden) dec. Cooper Rhondenizer 8-0
48 kg - Ossian Johnsson (Sweden) fall over Brayden Dubes
48 kg - Ossian Johansson (Sweden) fall over Zan Fugitt
48 kg - Pakron Lundin (Sweden) dec. Grayden Dubes 8-0
48 kg - Pakron Lundin (Sweden) dec. Kolby Warren 9-0
51 kg - Oskar Stahl (Sweden) fall over Brendan Barton
51 kg - Pontus Stahl (Sweden) over Jesse Shannon 8-0
55 kg – Jacob Cochran (USA) fall Buster Hesselbom
55 kg - Hugo Jorgensen (Sweden) fall over Cooper Rhodenizer
60 kg - Fabian Frisk (Sweden) fall over Brayden Shelton
60 kg - Ruben Fodor (Sweden) fall over Brayden Shelton
67 kg - Alexander Jonerelv (Sweden) dec. Tarrell Wallace 9-5
71 kg - Algot Kallman (Sweden) dec. Alec McDoulett 11-4
71 kg – Steven Villalobos (USA) dec. Emil Persson, 8-0
97 kg - Linus Persson (Sweden) dec. Tyler Hannah 9-0
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