Hawaii receives Kristie Davis Sportsmanship Award; All-Tournament Teams announced in freestyle for three age divisions at 2025 Women’s National Duals

The 14U, 16U and Junior All-Tournament Teams at the 2025 Women’s National Duals have been determined, based upon results from the competition held in Westfield, Indiana, on Thursday and Friday.

Hawaii was awarded the Kristie Davis Sportsmanship Award on Friday afternoon. This is Hawaii’s first time competing at the Women’s National Duals, as they also saw three athletes named to the Junior All-Tournament team: Serah Yogi (95), Auriana Wakinekona (115) and Sanairee Hasegawa (125).

Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.

Regina Stoeser of South Dakota Gold (125), Peyton Hellmann of South Dakota Gold (130), Kesi Tsarni of Maryland (140), Elise Twait of Idaho (145), Grace Leota of Florida (190) and Amie Hartman of Idaho (207) all secured 9-0 records, leading the Junior Women’s freestyle All-Tournament team.

Ten athletes compiled 8-0 records to lead the 16U All-Tournament team: Lydia Bagley of New Jersey (95), McKenzie Mantei of Michigan (95), Abigail Gonzalez of Florida (120), Victoria Carbonaro of New Jersey (125), Shyla Sells of Oregon (135),Audrey Robinson of Oregon (140), Maddison Miller of Pennsylvania Red (145),Sarah Pulk of Minnesota (170), Abagail Lacy of Oklahoma (207) and Kenzie Barrett of Florida (235).

In the 14U age division, there were five athletes that held 9-0 records – Regan Kinneman of Arizona (85), Abby Guzzo of Pennsylvania Red (90), Daphney Gomez of Arizona (100), Apphia Gutierrez of Arizona (125) and Annette Preston of Arizona (165).

The tournament continues Saturday at 8 a.m. (ET) at Grand Park Events Center with the women’s Greco-Roman tournament. A complete schedule of events for this weekend’s tournament is available at usawrestlingevents.com.

All of the action will be broadcast live on FloWrestling. Full results from days one and two of the 14U Women’s National Duals are available on USA Bracketing.

95 pounds

Zoey Haney, Missouri Red (8-0)

Serah Yogi, Hawaii (6-0)

100 pounds

Ryleigh Sturgill, Tennessee (8-0)

Katey Valdez, Colorado (7-0)

Naiya Delos Santos, Kentucky (6-0)

105 pounds

Heather Crull, Indiana (8-0)

Killian Evans, Missouri (7-0)

Emma Faczak, Colorado (7-0)

Madison Nieuwenhuis, Michigan Red (7-0)

Alicia Kenfack, North Dakota Gold (6-0)

110 pounds

Violet Diaz, Iowa (8-0)

Kendall Moe, Indiana (8-0)

Julia Horger, Pennsylvania (7-0)

115 pounds

Auriana Wakinekona, Hawaii (6-0)

Reanah Utterback, Iowa (5-0)

Deyton Young, Louisiana (5-0)

120 pounds

Caley Graber, Minnesota (7-0)

Savannah Witt, Pennsylvania Blue (7-0)

125 pounds

Regina Stoeser, South Dakota Gold (9-0)

Martynique Davis, Arizona (8-0)

Sanairee Hasegawa, Hawaii (6-0)

Me'kala James, California Red (6-0)

Madilyn Peach, Wisconsin (6-0)

130 pounds

Peyton Hellmann, South Dakota Gold (9-0)

Caroline Hilton, Tennessee (6-0)

Tiyanna Mack, South Carolina (6-0)

Alexis Schneider, North Dakota Gold (5-0)

135 pounds

Emily Beckley, Oklahoma (8-0)

Carley Ceshker, Wisconsin (7-0)

Sophia Slaughter, Virginia (6-0)

Aleiya Cullinan, North Dakota Gold (5-0)

Abigail Mozden, Ohio Gray (7-0)

140 pounds

Kesi Tsarni, Maryland (9-0)

Alena Gracia, Arizona (7-0)

Louise Juitt, Missouri (7-0)

Alexis Lazar, Michigan Red (7-0)

Nora Akpan, Minnesota (6-0)

Elizabeth Rosenstiel, Alabama Blue (5-0)

145 pounds

Elise Twait, Idaho (9-0)

Riley Hanrahan, Wisconsin (7-0)

155 pounds

Olivia Georges, New Jersey (7-0)

Ava Guilmette, New York (7-0)

Matilda Hruby, Colorado (7-0)

Julia Araujo, North Dakota Gold (6-0)

Margaret Buurma, Michigan (5-0)

Angelinah De Leon, California Blue (5-0)

170 pounds

Jael Miller, Pennsylvania (6-0)

Chaniah Bernier, Maryland (5-0)

Kiley Dillow, Kansas (5-0)

Morgan Linton, Maryland (5-0)

190 pounds

Grace Leota, Florida (9-0)

Sialafua Polamalu, Oregon (6-0)

207 pounds

Amie Hartman, Idaho (9-0)

Maddie Miller, Ohio (7-0)

Koiline Govergo, North Dakota Gold (5-0)

235 pounds

Peyton Mullin, New York (8-0)

Jeralyn Spear, Missouri (8-0)

Brenda Banks, Pennsylvania Blue (7-0)

Chloe Hoselton, Illinois (5-0)