USA wins 10 Greco-Roman medals at Tallinn Open, with golds from Duchateau, Skellenger, Douglass
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by USA Wrestling
Matt Dailey of the USA, with the Wyoming Seminary delegation, hits a big throw against Aironas Migunovic of Lithuania in Greco-Roman at the Tallinn Open. Photo courtesy of Chad Vandiver.
TALLINN, Estonia – A large group of U.S. age-group athletes competed at the Tallinn Open on Saturday in the Greco-Roman competition. Included in the event was a large group from across the nation, which travelled together to the event, as well as a smaller delegation from Wyoming Seminary.
Overall, U.S. wrestlers claimed 10 individual medals, including three gold medals, five silver medals and two bronze medals.
Claiming golds were Wyatt Duchateau (47 kg in 2006 - 2007 birth years), Jadon Skellenger (62 kg, 2004 - 2005 birth years) and Sefton Douglass (48 kg, 2002 - 2003 birth years).
Duchateau finished the tournament with an impressive 6-0 record, with two pins and two technical falls. In the finals, he defeated U.S. wrestler Hunter Sturgill, 7-4.
Skellinger also had an impressive 6-0 record, getting bonus point wins in every match, including four technical falls and two pins. In the gold-medal bout, Skellinger beat Benas Mickevivius of Lithuania, by technical fall, 8-0.
Douglass defeated Davids Dvinis of Latvia, 8-4 in the finals, and finished with a perfect 3-0 record.
Silver medals for the USA were won by:
• Cooper Hilton (35 kg, 2006-2007 birth years)
• Hunger Sturgill (47 kg, 2006-2007 birth years)
• Cash Stewart (52 kg, 2004-2005 birth years)
• Hunter Lewis (60 kg, 2002-2003 birth years)
• 2018 Cadet World bronze medalist Jacob Kaminski of Wyoming Seminary (92 kg, 2002-2003 birth years)
Winning bronze medals were Braden Tatum (38 kg, 2004-2005 birth years) and Henry Amborn (57 kg, 2004-2005 birth years).
Competition continues on Sunday with men’s and women’s freestyle action.
TALLINN OPEN
At Tallinn, Estonia
U.S. Greco-Roman results
Boys (2008 and younger)
32 kg - Matt Dailey (SEM), 9th place
WIN Kemius Kurmelevicius (Lithuania), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Jainis Ruicis (Latvia), pin
WIN Aironas Migunovic (Lithuania), pin
WIN Ivan Izmailov (Russia), pin
LOSS Aliaksandr Beliakou (Belarus), 17-12
LOSS Eemil Haukilahti (Finland), pin
Boys (2006 - 2007 birth years)
32 kg – Revin Dickman, 5th place
LOSS Amranda Mezorinas (Lithuania), pin
WIN Vladislav Pesterev (Russia), pin
WIN Anton Jyrkkanen (Finland), 8-3
WIN Markas Klimas (Lithuania), tech. fall 12-0
LOSS Hleb Bohdan (Ukraine), tech. fall 12-0
32 kg –Nathan Rioux
WIN Jussi Kangasniemi (Finland), pin
LOSS Abulmazhid Abdulmadzhidov (Russia), pin
LOSS Alan Berbekov (Russia), 13-10
32 kg –Nathan Braun, 4th place
WIN Ogannes Stepanyan (Russia), pin
WIN Marat Tokaev (Russia), tech. fall 16-3
WIN Domenic Munaretto (USA), tech. fall 12-0
LOSS Nikita Muradov (Estonia), 6-2
WIN Alan Berbekov (Russia), 9-5
LOSS Abdulmazhid Abdulmadzhidov (Russia), tech. fall 13-0
32 kg –Domenic Munaretto, 8th place
WIN Marat Tokaev (Russia), pin
WIN Ogannes Stepanyan (Russia), pin
LOSS Nathan Braun (USA), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Bagautidin Peyzullev (Russia), 2-0
Abulmazhid Abdulmadzhidov (Russia),
35 kg – Cooper Hilton, silver medal
WIN Dmitiri Dorgoi (Belarus), 9-1
WIN Artturi-Eemeli Reinio (Estona), tech. fall 19-6
WIN Kaspar Grauen (Estonia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Karoly Barath (Hungary), pin
WIN Colin McDowell (USA), tech. fall 9-0
WIN Felix Lamminen (Finland), pin
LOSS Robi Kristjuhan (Estonia, 10-10
35 kg –Colin McDowell, 4th place
LOSS Daniel Jasnov (Finland), tech. fall 14-0
WIN Mykyta Mymoshenko (Ukraine), pin
WIN Felix Lamminen (Finland), pin
WIN Karoly Barath (Hungary), tech. fall 14-1
WIN Jaromirs Zukovs (Russia), pin
LOSS Cooper Hilton (USA), tech. fall 9-0
35 kg –Neal Krysty
LOSS Anzor Musaev (Norway), 9-8
WIN Nestori Vettenranta (Finland), 11-8
LOSS Robi Kristjuhan (Estonia), 13-5
38 kg –Jayden Bowles
LOSSArsen Burkevics (Latvia), 18-7
LOSS Ahmed Arsunkaev (Hungary), pin
38 kg – Logan Trenary
LOSS Nidzhad Guseinov (Ukraine), pin
LOSS Eimantas Andriuska (Lithuania), pin
38 kg - Declan Koch, 7th place
WIN Andris Kalinka (Latvia), pin
WIN Jalmari Viitsalo (Finland), tech. fall 14-1
WiN Hubert Wysoczanski (Poland), pin
LOSS Karlis Ander All (Estonia), 9-6
WIN Vasileios Kesidis (Greece), 6-6
LOSS Jevgenij Cugur (Lithuania), 16-5
38 kg –Griffin Jens
LOSS Kiril Zivkovs (Latvia), pin
WIN Tim Muhleib (Germany), pin
WIN Mihhail Shugalo (Belarus), pin
LOSS Peter Totok (Hungary), tech fall 13-0
42 kg –Gunner Andrick, 6th place
WIN Oskari Pursianen (Finland), 8-5
WIN Artem Kadushau (Belarus), tech. fall 14-0
WIN Roman Krot (Lithuania), pin
LOSS Liam Svensson (Sweden), pin
WIN Giosue Hickman (Italy), 5-3
LOSS Kevin Karl (Sweden), pin
42 kg –Turner Campbell
LOSS Kiryl Valeuski (Belarus), pin
WIN Ragnar Kurg (Estonia), pin
LOSS Artis Elksnis (Latvia), pin
47 kg –Hunter Sturgill, silver medal
WIN Rafik Mekhdiev (Russia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Emil Ulamec (Germany), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Meelis Joesaar (Estonia), 6-3
WIN Nikita Evdokimov (Russia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Mikita Novikau (Belarus), 16-9
WIN Simon Turzik (Sweden), pin
LOSS Wyatt Duchateau (USA), 7-4
47 kg –Jack Duncan
LOSS Aigar Nurk (Estonia), pin
LOSS Mantas Vikys (Lithuania), pin
47 kg - Wyatt Duchateau, gold medal
WIN Arman Mkrtchyan (Armenia), pin
WIN Calle Zetterkvist (Sweden), 7-3
WIN Paulius Masilonis (Lithuania), pin
WIN Mikita Shydlouski (Belarus), tech. fall 14-2
WIN Ivan Gerasimov (Russia), tech. fall 15-3
WIN Hunter Sturgill (USA), 7-4
Boys (2004 - 2005 birth years)
38 kg – Braden Tatum, bronze medal
WIN Timur Khuzin (Russia), tech. fall 8-0
WIN MantusCiupokevicius (Lithuania), 1-0
LOSS Juhan Kristjuhan (Estonia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Oliver Grauen (Estonia), 10-6
WIN Al-Bara Chopalaev (Estonia), 8-0
38 kg –Angelo DiPol, 8th place
WIN Aleksandr Michajlov (Lithuania), pin
LOSS Dmitry Serov (Russia), pin
LOSS Ben-Hachem Tarik (France), tech. fall 11-0
38 kg –Luke Lilledahl, 7th place
WIN Maksims Milus (Latvia), pin
WIN Daivaras Jagucianskas (Lithuania), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Oliver Grauen (Estonia), 8-4
LOSS Juhan Kristjuhan (Estonia), tech. fall 8-0
41 kg – Hunter Taylor
LOSS Algot Gamelius (Sweden), 2-0
WIN Leokim Beky (Norway), pin
LOSS Andrei Sorokin, tech. fall 11-0
41 kg –Kolby Warren, 5th place
WIN Max Hristjuk (Estonia), 4-4
WIN Maksim Razzhalavets (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Uladzimir Kastaronak (Belaurs), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Murat Pshukov (Russia), pin
WIN Algot Gamelius (Sweden), tech. fall 12-4
44 kg – Jake Dailey (SEM), 10th place
WIN Arttu Vahantapohja (Finland), tech. fall
LOSS Willmer Guldstran (Sweden), pin
WIN Matvey Valdeev (Russia), 5-5
LOSS Ilja Pleskans (Latvia), pin
48 kg – Royce Nilo
WIN Patrick Nool (Estonia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Adam Gazdag (Hungary), tech. fall 12-4
LOSS Ivan Nehoda (Belarus), 11-10
LOSS Leevi Joutsenlahti (Finland), 8-2
48 kg – Cheaney Schoeff, 7th place
WIN Chasimir Lindholm (Finland), pin
WIN Ilya Vakhryn (Belaurs), pin
WIN Kipras Puikis (Lithuania), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Ihar Yermanchenkau (Belarus), 8-5
WIN Omar Khazhirokov (Russia), pin
LOSS Leevi Joutsenlahti (Finland), 4-4
48 kg – Cooper Lane
LOSS Oscar Josarp (Sweden), tech. fall 13-0
LOSS Kaleb Casey (Estonia), tech. fall 8-0
52 kg – Zachary Eliszewski, 6th place
WIN Caleb Mays (USA), tech. fall 15-0
WIN Joel Visnapuu (Estonia), pin
WIN Reno Padar (Estonia), pin
WIN Matej Rebic (Croatia), pin
LOSS Semen Bolotov (Russia), tech. fall 9-1
LOSS Cash Stewart (USA), 8-6
52 kg –Tyler Sagi
WIN Keaton Mayernik (USA), tech. fall 9-0
WIN Anton Bogdanow (Russia), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Kasim Shayhmetov (Russia), 10-8
LOSS Hugo Baff (Sweden), tech. fall 10-0
52 kg –Keaton Mayernik,
LOSS Tyler Sagi (USA), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Kasim Shayhmetov (Russia), tech fall 10-2
52 kg – Cash Stewart, silver medal
WIN Sebastian Annegren (Sweden), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Tom Bleher (Israel), pin
WIN Semen Bolotov (Russia), pin
WIN Yan Chrkasau (Belarus), tech. fall 13-4
WIN George Kristerson (Estonia), 8-6
WIN Zachary Eliszewski (USA), 13-12
52 kg – Caleb Mays
LOSS Zachary Eliszewski (USA), tech. fall 15-0
WIN Reno Padar (Estonia), tech. fall 10-2
LOSS Matej Rebic (Croatia), 10-2
57 kg – Maclain Morency
WIN Vladislav Mamontov (Israel), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Mirdzhavid Nabiev (Russia), 5-2
WIN Patrik Toth (Hungary), tech. fall 11-3
WIN Kiryl Karas (Belarus), 11-2
LOSS Aleksander Luppo (Russia), tech. fall 8-0
57 kg – Henry Amborn, bronze medal
WIN Lukas Merkelis (Lithuania), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Gerog Lumila (Estonia), tech fall 8-0
LOSS Aleksander Luppo (Russia), tech. fall 9-0
WIN Zahar Marchinkevich (Belarus), pin
WIN Kipras Gvozdas (Lithuania), tech. fall 10-1
WIN Agasi Khachatryan (Armenia), tech. fall 11-3
WIN Mirdzhavid Nabiev (Russia), tech. fall 15-6
WIN Vladislav Nemero (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
57 kg –Gavin Linjer
LOSS Konrad Cudnik (Poland), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Edvinas Bucys (Lithuania), 14-8
57 kg – Gunnar Hamre, 5th place
WIN Alex Kulberg (Estonia), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Musza Arsunkaev (Hungary), 11-8
WIN Ukko Pakkanen (Finland), pin
LOSS Vladislav Nemero (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
Allan Landouzy (France)
62 kg – Lowell Arnold
LOSS Ivan Silins (Latvia), 7-7
WIN Dmitri Poliashov (Russia), pin
LOSS Benas Mickevicius (Lithuania), tech. fall 10-0
62 kg –Jadon Skellenger, gold medal
WIN Kasparas Juodelis (Lithuania), tech. fall 9-0
WIN Aleksandr Kovalenko (Russia), pin
WIN Veeti Kajanne (Finland), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Mikhail Tarabin (Russia). Tech. fall 10-0
WIN Ibrahim Rabaev (Belguim), pin
WIN Benas Mickevivius (Lithuania), tech. fall 8-0
Boys (2002 - 2003 birth years)
48 kg – Sefton Douglass, gold medal
WIN Milan Balabolau (Belarus) tech. fall 8-0
WIN Akseli Erkkola (Finland), 13-6
WIN Davids Dvinis (Latvia), 8-4
48 kg – Christian Forbes, 8th place
LOSS Niko Hakala (Finland), pin
LOSS Kasimir Yayrynen (Sweden), 5-4
51 kg – Brandon Boehm
LOSS Jakovs Jakovlevs (Latvia), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Illia Kandziakou (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
71 kg – Jared Stricker
LOSS Edvinas Stansauskas (Lithuania), tech. fall 13-3
WIN Armand Seignol (France), tech fall 8-0
WIN Justas Staneika (Lithuania), pin
LOSS Marko Nikolic (Croatia), tech. fall 8-0
71 kg –Niko Katsuyoshi (SEM), 5th place
WIN Mokhmad Algereev (Norway), tech fall 8-0
WIN Siarhei Kryshtafovich (Belarus), 13-11
WIN Konstantsin Hukouski (Belarus), pin
WIN Ilia Novozhilov (Russia), pin
WIN Mikita Kechkin (Belarus), tech fall 9-1
LOSS Riku Suhonen (Finland), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Chachtang Gvilia (Russia), tech fall 11-2
80 kg – Darwin Hull (SEM), 8th place
WIN Edvinas Lenkutis (Lithuania), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Aivars Skackovs (Latvia), pin
WIN Algot Kallman (Sweden), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Valiantsin Dzenis (Belarus) tech. fall 10-1
LOSS Danill Kabanets (Belarus), tech. fall 9-0
Boys (1999 - 2001 birth years)
60 kg – Raymond Rioux
LOSS Artuu Hakala (Finland), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Hugo Hubinette (Sweden), tech. fall 15-6
60 kg –Lincoln Heck (SEM), 9th place
LOSS Yahor Khkhlou (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
60 kg –Hunter Lewis, silver medal
WIN Vilho Laukkarinen (Finland), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Mindaugas Venckaitis (Lithuania), 11-8
LOSS Gytis Kulevicius (Lithuania), tech. fall 9-0
77 kg – Jacob Stefanowicz (SEM), 10th place
WIN Gedas Milasauskas (Lithuania), 7-5
LOSS Jegor Jakolev (Estonia), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Dzianis Zhelezouski (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
87 kg – Austin Cooley (SEM), 6th place
WIN Bagrati Iobidze (Israel), 9-3
LOSS Antti Haanpaa (Finland), pin
LOSS Jacob Logard (Sweden), pin
92 kg – Jacob Kaminski (SEM), silver medal
WIN Jakko Raik (Estonia), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Arsiom Miatlitski (Belarus), pin
WIN Marcus Worren (Norway), 16-13
WIN Karolis Valiunas (Lithuania), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Pavel Hlinchuk (Belarus), 14-8
TALLINN, Estonia – A large group of U.S. age-group athletes competed at the Tallinn Open on Saturday in the Greco-Roman competition. Included in the event was a large group from across the nation, which travelled together to the event, as well as a smaller delegation from Wyoming Seminary.
Overall, U.S. wrestlers claimed 10 individual medals, including three gold medals, five silver medals and two bronze medals.
Claiming golds were Wyatt Duchateau (47 kg in 2006 - 2007 birth years), Jadon Skellenger (62 kg, 2004 - 2005 birth years) and Sefton Douglass (48 kg, 2002 - 2003 birth years).
Duchateau finished the tournament with an impressive 6-0 record, with two pins and two technical falls. In the finals, he defeated U.S. wrestler Hunter Sturgill, 7-4.
Skellinger also had an impressive 6-0 record, getting bonus point wins in every match, including four technical falls and two pins. In the gold-medal bout, Skellinger beat Benas Mickevivius of Lithuania, by technical fall, 8-0.
Douglass defeated Davids Dvinis of Latvia, 8-4 in the finals, and finished with a perfect 3-0 record.
Silver medals for the USA were won by:
• Cooper Hilton (35 kg, 2006-2007 birth years)
• Hunger Sturgill (47 kg, 2006-2007 birth years)
• Cash Stewart (52 kg, 2004-2005 birth years)
• Hunter Lewis (60 kg, 2002-2003 birth years)
• 2018 Cadet World bronze medalist Jacob Kaminski of Wyoming Seminary (92 kg, 2002-2003 birth years)
Winning bronze medals were Braden Tatum (38 kg, 2004-2005 birth years) and Henry Amborn (57 kg, 2004-2005 birth years).
Competition continues on Sunday with men’s and women’s freestyle action.
TALLINN OPEN
At Tallinn, Estonia
U.S. Greco-Roman results
Boys (2008 and younger)
32 kg - Matt Dailey (SEM), 9th place
WIN Kemius Kurmelevicius (Lithuania), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Jainis Ruicis (Latvia), pin
WIN Aironas Migunovic (Lithuania), pin
WIN Ivan Izmailov (Russia), pin
LOSS Aliaksandr Beliakou (Belarus), 17-12
LOSS Eemil Haukilahti (Finland), pin
Boys (2006 - 2007 birth years)
32 kg – Revin Dickman, 5th place
LOSS Amranda Mezorinas (Lithuania), pin
WIN Vladislav Pesterev (Russia), pin
WIN Anton Jyrkkanen (Finland), 8-3
WIN Markas Klimas (Lithuania), tech. fall 12-0
LOSS Hleb Bohdan (Ukraine), tech. fall 12-0
32 kg –Nathan Rioux
WIN Jussi Kangasniemi (Finland), pin
LOSS Abulmazhid Abdulmadzhidov (Russia), pin
LOSS Alan Berbekov (Russia), 13-10
32 kg –Nathan Braun, 4th place
WIN Ogannes Stepanyan (Russia), pin
WIN Marat Tokaev (Russia), tech. fall 16-3
WIN Domenic Munaretto (USA), tech. fall 12-0
LOSS Nikita Muradov (Estonia), 6-2
WIN Alan Berbekov (Russia), 9-5
LOSS Abdulmazhid Abdulmadzhidov (Russia), tech. fall 13-0
32 kg –Domenic Munaretto, 8th place
WIN Marat Tokaev (Russia), pin
WIN Ogannes Stepanyan (Russia), pin
LOSS Nathan Braun (USA), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Bagautidin Peyzullev (Russia), 2-0
Abulmazhid Abdulmadzhidov (Russia),
35 kg – Cooper Hilton, silver medal
WIN Dmitiri Dorgoi (Belarus), 9-1
WIN Artturi-Eemeli Reinio (Estona), tech. fall 19-6
WIN Kaspar Grauen (Estonia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Karoly Barath (Hungary), pin
WIN Colin McDowell (USA), tech. fall 9-0
WIN Felix Lamminen (Finland), pin
LOSS Robi Kristjuhan (Estonia, 10-10
35 kg –Colin McDowell, 4th place
LOSS Daniel Jasnov (Finland), tech. fall 14-0
WIN Mykyta Mymoshenko (Ukraine), pin
WIN Felix Lamminen (Finland), pin
WIN Karoly Barath (Hungary), tech. fall 14-1
WIN Jaromirs Zukovs (Russia), pin
LOSS Cooper Hilton (USA), tech. fall 9-0
35 kg –Neal Krysty
LOSS Anzor Musaev (Norway), 9-8
WIN Nestori Vettenranta (Finland), 11-8
LOSS Robi Kristjuhan (Estonia), 13-5
38 kg –Jayden Bowles
LOSSArsen Burkevics (Latvia), 18-7
LOSS Ahmed Arsunkaev (Hungary), pin
38 kg – Logan Trenary
LOSS Nidzhad Guseinov (Ukraine), pin
LOSS Eimantas Andriuska (Lithuania), pin
38 kg - Declan Koch, 7th place
WIN Andris Kalinka (Latvia), pin
WIN Jalmari Viitsalo (Finland), tech. fall 14-1
WiN Hubert Wysoczanski (Poland), pin
LOSS Karlis Ander All (Estonia), 9-6
WIN Vasileios Kesidis (Greece), 6-6
LOSS Jevgenij Cugur (Lithuania), 16-5
38 kg –Griffin Jens
LOSS Kiril Zivkovs (Latvia), pin
WIN Tim Muhleib (Germany), pin
WIN Mihhail Shugalo (Belarus), pin
LOSS Peter Totok (Hungary), tech fall 13-0
42 kg –Gunner Andrick, 6th place
WIN Oskari Pursianen (Finland), 8-5
WIN Artem Kadushau (Belarus), tech. fall 14-0
WIN Roman Krot (Lithuania), pin
LOSS Liam Svensson (Sweden), pin
WIN Giosue Hickman (Italy), 5-3
LOSS Kevin Karl (Sweden), pin
42 kg –Turner Campbell
LOSS Kiryl Valeuski (Belarus), pin
WIN Ragnar Kurg (Estonia), pin
LOSS Artis Elksnis (Latvia), pin
47 kg –Hunter Sturgill, silver medal
WIN Rafik Mekhdiev (Russia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Emil Ulamec (Germany), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Meelis Joesaar (Estonia), 6-3
WIN Nikita Evdokimov (Russia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Mikita Novikau (Belarus), 16-9
WIN Simon Turzik (Sweden), pin
LOSS Wyatt Duchateau (USA), 7-4
47 kg –Jack Duncan
LOSS Aigar Nurk (Estonia), pin
LOSS Mantas Vikys (Lithuania), pin
47 kg - Wyatt Duchateau, gold medal
WIN Arman Mkrtchyan (Armenia), pin
WIN Calle Zetterkvist (Sweden), 7-3
WIN Paulius Masilonis (Lithuania), pin
WIN Mikita Shydlouski (Belarus), tech. fall 14-2
WIN Ivan Gerasimov (Russia), tech. fall 15-3
WIN Hunter Sturgill (USA), 7-4
Boys (2004 - 2005 birth years)
38 kg – Braden Tatum, bronze medal
WIN Timur Khuzin (Russia), tech. fall 8-0
WIN MantusCiupokevicius (Lithuania), 1-0
LOSS Juhan Kristjuhan (Estonia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Oliver Grauen (Estonia), 10-6
WIN Al-Bara Chopalaev (Estonia), 8-0
38 kg –Angelo DiPol, 8th place
WIN Aleksandr Michajlov (Lithuania), pin
LOSS Dmitry Serov (Russia), pin
LOSS Ben-Hachem Tarik (France), tech. fall 11-0
38 kg –Luke Lilledahl, 7th place
WIN Maksims Milus (Latvia), pin
WIN Daivaras Jagucianskas (Lithuania), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Oliver Grauen (Estonia), 8-4
LOSS Juhan Kristjuhan (Estonia), tech. fall 8-0
41 kg – Hunter Taylor
LOSS Algot Gamelius (Sweden), 2-0
WIN Leokim Beky (Norway), pin
LOSS Andrei Sorokin, tech. fall 11-0
41 kg –Kolby Warren, 5th place
WIN Max Hristjuk (Estonia), 4-4
WIN Maksim Razzhalavets (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Uladzimir Kastaronak (Belaurs), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Murat Pshukov (Russia), pin
WIN Algot Gamelius (Sweden), tech. fall 12-4
44 kg – Jake Dailey (SEM), 10th place
WIN Arttu Vahantapohja (Finland), tech. fall
LOSS Willmer Guldstran (Sweden), pin
WIN Matvey Valdeev (Russia), 5-5
LOSS Ilja Pleskans (Latvia), pin
48 kg – Royce Nilo
WIN Patrick Nool (Estonia), tech. fall 12-0
WIN Adam Gazdag (Hungary), tech. fall 12-4
LOSS Ivan Nehoda (Belarus), 11-10
LOSS Leevi Joutsenlahti (Finland), 8-2
48 kg – Cheaney Schoeff, 7th place
WIN Chasimir Lindholm (Finland), pin
WIN Ilya Vakhryn (Belaurs), pin
WIN Kipras Puikis (Lithuania), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Ihar Yermanchenkau (Belarus), 8-5
WIN Omar Khazhirokov (Russia), pin
LOSS Leevi Joutsenlahti (Finland), 4-4
48 kg – Cooper Lane
LOSS Oscar Josarp (Sweden), tech. fall 13-0
LOSS Kaleb Casey (Estonia), tech. fall 8-0
52 kg – Zachary Eliszewski, 6th place
WIN Caleb Mays (USA), tech. fall 15-0
WIN Joel Visnapuu (Estonia), pin
WIN Reno Padar (Estonia), pin
WIN Matej Rebic (Croatia), pin
LOSS Semen Bolotov (Russia), tech. fall 9-1
LOSS Cash Stewart (USA), 8-6
52 kg –Tyler Sagi
WIN Keaton Mayernik (USA), tech. fall 9-0
WIN Anton Bogdanow (Russia), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Kasim Shayhmetov (Russia), 10-8
LOSS Hugo Baff (Sweden), tech. fall 10-0
52 kg –Keaton Mayernik,
LOSS Tyler Sagi (USA), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Kasim Shayhmetov (Russia), tech fall 10-2
52 kg – Cash Stewart, silver medal
WIN Sebastian Annegren (Sweden), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Tom Bleher (Israel), pin
WIN Semen Bolotov (Russia), pin
WIN Yan Chrkasau (Belarus), tech. fall 13-4
WIN George Kristerson (Estonia), 8-6
WIN Zachary Eliszewski (USA), 13-12
52 kg – Caleb Mays
LOSS Zachary Eliszewski (USA), tech. fall 15-0
WIN Reno Padar (Estonia), tech. fall 10-2
LOSS Matej Rebic (Croatia), 10-2
57 kg – Maclain Morency
WIN Vladislav Mamontov (Israel), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Mirdzhavid Nabiev (Russia), 5-2
WIN Patrik Toth (Hungary), tech. fall 11-3
WIN Kiryl Karas (Belarus), 11-2
LOSS Aleksander Luppo (Russia), tech. fall 8-0
57 kg – Henry Amborn, bronze medal
WIN Lukas Merkelis (Lithuania), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Gerog Lumila (Estonia), tech fall 8-0
LOSS Aleksander Luppo (Russia), tech. fall 9-0
WIN Zahar Marchinkevich (Belarus), pin
WIN Kipras Gvozdas (Lithuania), tech. fall 10-1
WIN Agasi Khachatryan (Armenia), tech. fall 11-3
WIN Mirdzhavid Nabiev (Russia), tech. fall 15-6
WIN Vladislav Nemero (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
57 kg –Gavin Linjer
LOSS Konrad Cudnik (Poland), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Edvinas Bucys (Lithuania), 14-8
57 kg – Gunnar Hamre, 5th place
WIN Alex Kulberg (Estonia), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Musza Arsunkaev (Hungary), 11-8
WIN Ukko Pakkanen (Finland), pin
LOSS Vladislav Nemero (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
Allan Landouzy (France)
62 kg – Lowell Arnold
LOSS Ivan Silins (Latvia), 7-7
WIN Dmitri Poliashov (Russia), pin
LOSS Benas Mickevicius (Lithuania), tech. fall 10-0
62 kg –Jadon Skellenger, gold medal
WIN Kasparas Juodelis (Lithuania), tech. fall 9-0
WIN Aleksandr Kovalenko (Russia), pin
WIN Veeti Kajanne (Finland), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Mikhail Tarabin (Russia). Tech. fall 10-0
WIN Ibrahim Rabaev (Belguim), pin
WIN Benas Mickevivius (Lithuania), tech. fall 8-0
Boys (2002 - 2003 birth years)
48 kg – Sefton Douglass, gold medal
WIN Milan Balabolau (Belarus) tech. fall 8-0
WIN Akseli Erkkola (Finland), 13-6
WIN Davids Dvinis (Latvia), 8-4
48 kg – Christian Forbes, 8th place
LOSS Niko Hakala (Finland), pin
LOSS Kasimir Yayrynen (Sweden), 5-4
51 kg – Brandon Boehm
LOSS Jakovs Jakovlevs (Latvia), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Illia Kandziakou (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
71 kg – Jared Stricker
LOSS Edvinas Stansauskas (Lithuania), tech. fall 13-3
WIN Armand Seignol (France), tech fall 8-0
WIN Justas Staneika (Lithuania), pin
LOSS Marko Nikolic (Croatia), tech. fall 8-0
71 kg –Niko Katsuyoshi (SEM), 5th place
WIN Mokhmad Algereev (Norway), tech fall 8-0
WIN Siarhei Kryshtafovich (Belarus), 13-11
WIN Konstantsin Hukouski (Belarus), pin
WIN Ilia Novozhilov (Russia), pin
WIN Mikita Kechkin (Belarus), tech fall 9-1
LOSS Riku Suhonen (Finland), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Chachtang Gvilia (Russia), tech fall 11-2
80 kg – Darwin Hull (SEM), 8th place
WIN Edvinas Lenkutis (Lithuania), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Aivars Skackovs (Latvia), pin
WIN Algot Kallman (Sweden), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Valiantsin Dzenis (Belarus) tech. fall 10-1
LOSS Danill Kabanets (Belarus), tech. fall 9-0
Boys (1999 - 2001 birth years)
60 kg – Raymond Rioux
LOSS Artuu Hakala (Finland), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Hugo Hubinette (Sweden), tech. fall 15-6
60 kg –Lincoln Heck (SEM), 9th place
LOSS Yahor Khkhlou (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
60 kg –Hunter Lewis, silver medal
WIN Vilho Laukkarinen (Finland), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Mindaugas Venckaitis (Lithuania), 11-8
LOSS Gytis Kulevicius (Lithuania), tech. fall 9-0
77 kg – Jacob Stefanowicz (SEM), 10th place
WIN Gedas Milasauskas (Lithuania), 7-5
LOSS Jegor Jakolev (Estonia), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Dzianis Zhelezouski (Belarus), tech. fall 8-0
87 kg – Austin Cooley (SEM), 6th place
WIN Bagrati Iobidze (Israel), 9-3
LOSS Antti Haanpaa (Finland), pin
LOSS Jacob Logard (Sweden), pin
92 kg – Jacob Kaminski (SEM), silver medal
WIN Jakko Raik (Estonia), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Arsiom Miatlitski (Belarus), pin
WIN Marcus Worren (Norway), 16-13
WIN Karolis Valiunas (Lithuania), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Pavel Hlinchuk (Belarus), 14-8
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