Fargo Greco-Roman: State-by-State Facts, Stats & Figures

Florida
In 16U Greco-Roman, Leonydes Peraza took third at 113 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honors, one of three Florida wrestlers to place third in the age group. Jake Austin also took third, at 157 pounds, earning his second career Fargo medal, while Terriel Cooke placed third at 165 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honors. Alyis Brown added a fifth-place finish at 120 pounds and Kenly Estevez took sixth at 100 pounds, both first-time All-Americans. That gave Florida five 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans, and the state has placed at least one 16U Greco-Roman All-American every year since 2001, 25 straight. The 16U team finished 10th with 61 points. In the Junior division, Lucas Boe led the way with a third-place finish at 175 pounds, his fifth career Fargo medal. Koa DeLoach placed fifth at 113 pounds for his third career Fargo medal, earning Junior Greco-Roman All-American honors for the second straight year, as did RJ Phelan, who took sixth at 113 pounds. Kyle Gallo placed fifth at 190 pounds for his fourth career Fargo medal and first Greco medal, while David Serrano took fourth at 100 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. First-time Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans Parker Williams, seventh at 106 pounds, and Jad Urribarri, eighth at 175 pounds, rounded out the group. Florida's seven Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans were the sixth-most in state history, and the state has placed at least one Junior Greco-Roman All-American every year since 1998, 28 straight. The Junior team finished eighth with 59 points.

Georgia
In 16U Greco-Roman, Walker Woodard placed seventh at 157 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honors, giving Georgia one 16U Greco-Roman All-American. The state has placed at least one 16U Greco-Roman All-American every year since 2017, nine straight. In the Junior division, Georgia produced two Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans, extending its run to at least two in the age group for the eighth straight year. Derik Kiefer led the way with a fourth-place finish at 106 pounds. Xander Dossett took sixth at 215 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honor.

Hawaii
In 16U Greco-Roman, Dylan Buelow placed sixth at 157 pounds. Buelow was Hawaii's first 16U Greco-Roman All-American since Liam Corbett took fifth at 145 pounds in 2014.

Idaho
In 16U Greco-Roman, Lincoln Steele won the title at 150 pounds, his first Fargo championship. Scout Scott took third at 126 pounds, giving Idaho two 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans. The state has now placed at least one 16U Greco-Roman All-American every year since 1994, a run of 32 straight, and has put at least two on the podium for the 17th consecutive year. In the Junior division, Ivan Ivanov won his first Junior Greco-Roman title at 175 pounds, having also won 16U Greco-Roman titles in 2024 and 2025. He was also named the Junior division Outstanding Wrestler. Gage Ponton took third at 215 pounds, earning his second career Fargo medal. Drake Morrison placed sixth at 165 pounds and Blake Nevils seventh at 138 pounds. The four Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans marked the fifth time in the last six years Idaho has produced at least four in the division, and the state has placed a Junior Greco-Roman All-American every year since 2008.

Illinois
Illinois opened its 16U Greco-Roman effort with a pair of first-time champions, as Giovonni Nix captured his first Fargo title at 88 pounds and Obadiah Willis won his first Fargo title at 132 pounds. Jeremiah Hayes took second at 144 pounds for his second career Fargo medal across all styles and his first 16U Greco-Roman All-American finish, while Devin Ehler placed third at the same weight for his first Fargo medal. Daniel Jackson also took third, landing on the podium at 190 pounds. Grady Glowacki (fourth at 94), Landon Weidler (fourth at 157), Cole Lemberg (sixth at 106), Jaden Washington (seventh at 126), Aiden Rodriguez (seventh at 175), and Isaac Showalter (eighth at 113) all made their first Fargo podium, giving Illinois 11 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans. The 16U team finished third with 143 points, its fourth consecutive year in the top 10. Illinois has placed at least one 16U Greco-Roman All-American every year since the start of the age-group tournament in 1985.  In the Junior division, the Illinois team won the national championship with 249 points, extending its streak to three consecutive national titles. It’s the state’s 33rd all-time Junior Greco-Roman team title – officially and unofficially. Michael Rundell led the way with his second Junior Greco-Roman title at 120 pounds, having previously won in 2024 and also claimed a Junior freestyle title that year, making this his third career Fargo medal across all styles. He is one of just 17 wrestlers in state history with two or more Junior Greco-Roman titles. Jamiel Castleberry won his first Fargo title at 132 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. Wyatt Medlin took second at 157 pounds, collecting his seventh career Fargo medal and his third straight year on the podium. Niko Odiotti finished runner-up at 113 pounds for his sixth career Fargo medal, and Symon Woods placed second at 100 pounds for his fifth career medal, also in back-to-back years. Jaxon Penovich took second at 215 pounds, reaching his fifth career Fargo medal, while Ray Long finished runner-up at 120 pounds for his third career Fargo medal. Thomas Banas placed second at 138 pounds, earning his second career medal and his first Junior Greco-Roman All-American finish. Aidan Ortega (third at 106, fourth career medal) and Kaleb Pratt (third at 132, fourth career medal) both medaled again. Jeremy Marshall took fourth at 285 pounds for his second career medal and first Junior Greco-Roman podium, Robert Ruscitti placed fifth at 132 for his second career medal and first in the division, and Aidan McClure took seventh at 132 for his second career medal. Aiden Arnett closed out an All-American run at 165 pounds with an eighth-place finish, his second career Fargo medal and first in Junior Greco-Roman. First-time Fargo All-Americans included Adante Washington (fifth at 144), Rocco Valvano (sixth at 100), and Ty'Quavion Smart (seventh at 175). Illinois totaled 17 Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans, the third-most in state history, and has placed at least one Junior Greco-Roman All-American every year since 1972, a streak of 54 straight.

Indiana
Elias Faith opened Indiana's 16U Greco-Roman effort with a fifth-place finish at 100 pounds, his first Fargo All-American. A.W. VanKirk also took fifth, at 285 pounds, collecting his second career Fargo medal across all styles and reaching the podium as a 16U Greco-Roman All-American for the first time, while Spenser McCammon placed sixth at 120 pounds for his second career Fargo medal and his first 16U Greco-Roman All-American finish. Colton Wiseman landed on the podium in eighth at 94 pounds, his first Fargo All-American. Jeremy Carver rounded out the group with an eighth-place finish at 126 pounds, his fourth career Fargo medal across all styles. The five 16U Greco All-Americans extended Indiana's streak of placing at least one 16U Greco-Roman wrestler every year since 2006, now 20 straight. In the Junior division, Mason Goelz led the way with a third-place finish at 144 pounds, his first Fargo All-American. Caleb Schaefer took fourth at 132 pounds, also his first Fargo All-American, and Jensen Boyd placed fifth at 138 pounds, earning his fourth career Fargo medal across all styles and reaching the podium as a Junior Greco-Roman All-American for the first time. Jayland Davis finished seventh at 100 pounds. Indiana's four Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans rank as the fourth-most in state history.

Iowa
The 16U Greco-Roman team won the national championship with 190 points, extending its run to three consecutive national titles and fourth all-time. Iowa's 12 16U Greco All-Americans rank as the third-most in state history, and the group produced six finalists and four champions, each tying a state record set previously in 2006. Shay Lundvall claimed his first Fargo title at 100 pounds for his third career Fargo medal across all styles, while Diego Robertty won his second 16U Greco-Roman title at 120 pounds, having also won in 2025, one of only four wrestlers in state history with two 16U Greco titles, collecting his fourth career Fargo medal. Jaimon Mogard took the 157-pound crown for his first 16U Greco title, having also won a 16U freestyle title this year, his second career Fargo medal. Mogard also was one of two 16u Triple Crown winners for 2026. Tyde Nelsen won at 175 pounds for his first Fargo title and third career medal. Amir Newman-Winfrey finished runner-up at 106 pounds for his second career Fargo medal and first 16U Greco All-American finish, and Blest Woods took second at 165 pounds for his first Fargo All-American. Cyrus Millage placed third at 100 pounds for his fourth career Fargo medal. First-time All-Americans rounded out the 16U effort, with Riley Watts fourth at 144 pounds, Owin Koethe fourth at 150 pounds, Ashur Whitmer sixth at 113 pounds, Garrett Bills eighth at 132 pounds, and Carter Eddy eighth at 215 pounds. Iowa has placed at least one 16U Greco-Roman All-American every year since 1986, 40 straight.  In the Junior division, the team finished second with 112 points, its second consecutive top-10 showing. Iowa produced seven Junior Greco All-Americans, along with four finalists and three champions, both of which tied state records set previously in 2019 and 2006, respectively. Ty Martin won his first Junior Greco-Roman title at 106 pounds, having also won a 16U Greco title in 2025 and a Junior freestyle title this year. Waylon Cressell captured the 190-pound title for his first Junior Greco crown, having also won a Junior freestyle title this year, his seventh career Fargo medal. He was the lone Junior Triple Crown winner for 2026. Ashton Honnold won at 285 pounds for his first Fargo title and third career medal, an All-American in each of the last two years. Joe Constable finished runner-up at 285 pounds, earning his third career Fargo medal. Parker Casey took seventh at 157 pounds for his fourth career medal and first Junior Greco All-American finish, and Andy Franke placed seventh at 190 pounds for his second career medal and first Junior Greco All-American finish. JT Kelso rounded out the group with a sixth-place finish at 285 pounds for his first Fargo All-American.

Kansas
In 16U Greco-Roman, Wade Stubbs took second at 120 pounds. The state has put a wrestler on the 16U Greco-Roman podium every year since 2002, a 24-year streak. In the Junior division, Kansas landed four All-Americans. Thunder Page placed fourth at 165 pounds, earning his fourth career Fargo medal across all styles. Emerson Tjaden finished fifth at 165 pounds for his third career Fargo medal. Cooper Reves took fourth at 215 pounds, collecting his second career Fargo medal and making All-American in the Junior division for the second straight year. Donald Jackson placed sixth at 157 pounds, his second career Fargo medal. Kansas has now medaled a Junior Greco-Roman wrestler every year since 2006, a run of 20 straight.

Kentucky
In Junior Greco-Roman, Jackson Taylor placed fifth at 100 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honor,. Taylor is the ninth wrestler Kentucky has ever placed in Junior Greco-Roman, and the state has now landed a Junior Greco-Roman All-American every year since 2022, five straight.

Maryland
In 16U Greco-Roman, Weston Baumgartner led the way with a runner-up finish at 132 pounds, his first Fargo All-American honor. Dylan Verceles placed fifth at 88 pounds for his first Fargo medal, giving Maryland two 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans. In the Junior division, Maryland produced five All-Americans, the third-most in state history. Victor Marks-Jenkins took second at 190 pounds, collecting his third career Fargo medal across all styles. Austin Hayes placed third at 113 pounds for his first Fargo All-American, and Tyler Stephens took fourth at 144 pounds for his first as well. Noah Tucker finished fifth at 175 pounds, reaching the podium as a Junior Greco-Roman All-American for the first time. Tyler Verceles placed sixth at 120 pounds, notching his fourth career Fargo medal across all styles. The Junior team finished sixth with 63 points, just shy of the state's all-time best placement of fifth in 2013.

Michigan
In 16U Greco-Roman, Gavin Boller took fourth at 100 pounds, collecting his second career Fargo medal across all styles. Cael Tyler matched that finish with a fourth at 175 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honor, as did Michael Carter, who placed fourth at 285 pounds. Lucas Lewandowski landed sixth at 215 pounds, Dylan Phillips took eighth at 120 pounds, and Ashton Prahin rounded out the group with an eighth at 190 pounds. Those six All-Americans extended Michigan's 16U Greco-Roman streak of placing at least one wrestler every year since 1986, now 40 straight. In the Junior division, Nicholas Sorrow won the title at 138 pounds, winning the state’s first title since Chayse LaJoie won in 2019. Dakota Harmer finished runner-up at 106 pounds, while Layne O'Neil placed eighth at 215 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honor. The three Junior All-Americans kept alive Michigan's Junior Greco-Roman streak of a placer every year since 2016, now 10 straight.

Minnesota
Sawyer Schendel led Minnesota's 16U Greco-Roman effort with a title at 285 pounds to double up with big stop signs this week. He also was the other 16U Triple Crown winner for 2026. Phillip Harris took third at 215 pounds, while Garrett Bjerga placed fourth at 113 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. Destan Skelly finished eighth at 175 pounds. First-time Fargo All-Americans in 16U included Beckett Edstrom (fourth at 126), Elias Motta (fourth at 165), Chase Lawrence (fifth at 113), Grayson Schroeder (seventh at 100), Rex Ayshford (seventh at 165), and Adrian Fuchs (seventh at 215). Minnesota totaled 10 All-Americans. The 16U team finished sixth with 102 points.  In the Junior division, Liam Collins paced the state with a runner-up finish at 144 pounds, his second career Fargo medal and his first Junior Greco-Roman All-American finish. Gage Bjerga took third at 138 pounds for his fourth career Fargo medal, while Titan Friederichs placed fourth at 126 pounds for his third career Fargo medal and his first Junior Greco-Roman All-American finish. Bennett Kujawa also finished fourth, at 150 pounds. Joel Friederichs took seventh at 120 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. Grady Weinbrenner (sixth at 175), Caden Grenier (sixth at 190), and Gabriel Cohn (eighth at 190) each landed on the Junior podium for the first time. Minnesota produced eight All-Americans in Junior Greco-Roman and has placed at least one wrestler in the division every year since 1977, a 49-year streak. The Junior team placed fourth with 80 points, extending its run to 38 consecutive years in the top 10.

Missouri
In Junior Greco-Roman, Carter Brown placed fifth at 215 pounds, collecting his third career Fargo medal across all styles while reaching the podium as a Junior Greco-Roman All-American for the first time. Rowdy Angst took eighth at 113 pounds. The two placers gave Missouri a pair of Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans and extended the state's streak of placing at least one Junior Greco-Roman wrestler to 24 consecutive years, dating back to 2002.

Nebraska
In the Junior division, Cruzer Dominguez captured a title at 126 pounds, his first Fargo championship and fourth career Fargo medal across all styles. He gave Nebraska one Junior Greco-Roman All-American, the state has now placed at least one Junior Greco-Roman wrestler every year since 2015, an 11-year run.

Nevada
In 16U Greco-Roman, Ryker Rollans took third at 88 pounds, collecting his second career Fargo medal across all styles.

New Jersey
Mason Irwin led New Jersey's 16U Greco-Roman effort with a runner-up finish at 94 pounds. George Dipsey joined him on the podium at the same weight, taking seventh at 94 pounds for his second career Fargo medal across all styles. The pair gave the state two 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans, and New Jersey has now placed at least one 16U Greco-Roman wrestler every year since 2003, a 23-year streak.

New York
In 16U Greco-Roman, Peter Mikedis led the way with a fifth-place finish at 175 pounds, his first Fargo All-American honor. Daniel Jones took sixth at 150 pounds for his second career Fargo medal across all styles, and Xavier Seabury placed seventh at 120 pounds. Wyatt Rock rounded out the group with an eighth-place showing at 144 pounds. In the Junior division, New York produced three All-Americans. Louden Elliott finished sixth at 138 pounds, Samson McKissick Staley took seventh at 150 pounds, and Anthony Severino placed eighth at 144 pounds, each earning a first Fargo All-American honor. New York has now placed at least one Junior Greco-Roman All-American every year since the Greco-Roman tournament started.

North Carolina
In 16U Greco-Roman, Cam Johnson took eighth at 106 pounds, the state’s lone placewinner in either age group.

North Dakota
In 16U Greco-Roman, Garrett Cowan took sixth at 285 pounds and Talen Tuchscherer placed eighth at 165 pounds, each landing on the podium for the first time and giving North Dakota two 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans. After initially missing it in our social media updates, Tuchscherer ended up with the fastest fall in the division, picking up an 11-second pin in the consolations. In Juniors, Nicolas Enzminger led the way with a third-place finish at 126 pounds, collecting his fourth career Fargo medal across all styles and making the Junior Greco-Roman podium for the third straight year. Hugh Meyer placed fourth at 190 pounds, giving the state two Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans for the third consecutive year. North Dakota has now placed at least one Junior Greco-Roman All-American every year since 2015, an 11-year streak.

Ohio
Tommy Rowlands led Ohio's 16U Greco-Roman effort with a runner-up finish at 157 pounds, his fourth career Fargo medal across all styles. Cameron Smith took seventh at 88 pounds, while Gavin Cantera placed eighth at 150 pounds. That gave Ohio three 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans, the state's 17th straight year with at least three and part of a run that has put a wrestler on the 16U Greco podium every year since 1989. In the Junior division, Tommy Wurster finished runner-up at 132 pounds, collecting his fourth career Fargo medal across all styles. Cael Gilmore also took second, at 165 pounds, for his second career Fargo medal. Loc Webber placed sixth at 126 pounds, earning his sixth career Fargo medal and, and Blackburn Savage rounded out the group with a fourth-place finish at 113 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honor. Those four Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans marked the third straight year Ohio has landed at least four, with a placer in the division every year since 2011. The Junior team finished eighth with 59 points, its second consecutive year in the top 10.

Oklahoma
In 16U Greco-Roman, Lucas Franklin led the way with a third-place finish at 285 pounds, his second career Fargo medal across all styles. Drake Sheffield placed seventh at 144 pounds and Marcel Hawkins took eighth at 138 pounds, both earning their first career Fargo medals, giving Oklahoma three 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans. The state has now placed at least one 16U Greco-Roman wrestler on the podium every year since 2012, a 14-year run. In the Junior division, Cason Craft captured his second Junior Greco-Roman title at 113 pounds, having previously won in 2024, making him one of just four wrestlers in state history with two or more Junior Greco-Roman titles; the crown was his eighth career Fargo medal across all styles. Isaiah Jones finished runner-up at 126 pounds for his fifth career Fargo medal, and Legend Ellis also took second, at 150 pounds, collecting his second career Fargo medal and reaching the podium as a Junior Greco-Roman All-American for the first time. Dimitri Kizer placed fifth at 150 pounds, while Garrison Sartain took seventh at 144 pounds and Preston Scott finished seventh at 165 pounds, all three earning their first career Fargo medals. That gave Oklahoma six Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans, the fourth-most in state history. The Junior team placed third with 84 points, its fourth consecutive year inside the top 10.

Oregon
In 16U Greco-Roman, Layth Qouchbane took fourth at 190 pounds, and Elliot Wullbrandt placed seventh at 138 pounds. The two gave Oregon a pair of 16U Greco All-Americans, and the state has now placed at least one 16U Greco-Roman wrestler on the podium every year since 2019, a run of seven straight. In the Junior division, Jesse Landtroop finished eighth at 126 pounds for his first Fargo All-American, keeping Oregon's Junior Greco-Roman streak alive at six consecutive years with a placer dating back to 2021.

Pennsylvania
Outstanding Wrestler Evan Cies led Pennsylvania's 16U Greco-Roman effort with a title at 113 pounds, his first Fargo championship and fourth career Fargo medal across all styles. Pennsylvania stacked the runner-up spots behind him: Leonidas Murillo took second at 100 pounds, Layden Acevedo placed second at 175 pounds for his third career Fargo medal, Bryce Collins finished second at 190 pounds for his second career medal, John Montgomery took second at 285 pounds for his second career medal and first 16U Greco finish, and Flynn Arnestad was runner-up at 126 pounds. Mason McDonald placed fifth at 144 pounds and Emmanuel Ocansey fifth at 215 pounds, with Chaney Lewis Jr. taking sixth at 165 pounds and Logan Rang eighth at 88 pounds, each a first-time Fargo All-American. That gave Pennsylvania 10 All-Americans in 16U Greco. The 16U team took second with 152 points, its 11th consecutive year in the top 10. In the Junior division, Ned Kauffman won the title at 144 pounds, his first Fargo championship and third career Fargo medal across all styles, reaching the podium for the second year in a row. It gave Pennsylvania one Junior Greco-Roman All-American, extending its streak of placing at least one Junior Greco All-American every year since 1972 to 54 straight.

South Carolina
In 16U Greco-Roman, Jake Strickland took seventh at 113 pounds. In the Junior division, Stephano Calderon placed fifth at 106 pounds, earning his second career Fargo medal across all styles and reaching the podium as a Junior Greco-Roman All-American for the first time.

South Dakota
Brendon Oehme took third at 120 pounds in Junior Greco-Roman, earning his first Fargo All-American honor and giving South Dakota one Junior Greco-Roman All-American on the year.

Tennessee
Chase Smith captured Tennessee's 16U Greco-Roman spotlight with a title at 94 pounds, his first Fargo championship and third career Fargo medal across all styles. Smith became just the second wrestler ever to win a 16U Greco-Roman title for Tennessee, joining Nicholas Boykin in 2015. In the Junior division, Tennessee sent two wrestlers to the finals, a new state record, and produced two All-Americans, the third-most in state history (tied with 2021). Logan Raske led the way with a title at 100 pounds, becoming just the third wrestler ever to win a Junior Greco-Roman title for Tennessee, joining Tommy Brackett (2016) and James Dalrymple (2021). Gary High finished runner-up at 175 pounds

Texas
Texas produced no 16U Greco-Roman placers this year. In the Junior division, the state matched its all-time record with four All-Americans, tying the marks set in 2016, 2017 and 2025. Jared Remington led the way with a title at 165 pounds. Daniel Acosta took fourth at 157 pounds for his third career Fargo medal across all styles. Damian Bodiu placed seventh at 285 pounds and Micah McCaskill finished eighth at 157 pounds, each earning his first career Fargo All-American honor.

Utah
Utah set a 16U Greco-Roman state record with eight All-Americans, breaking the previous mark of seven. Jack Holman led the way with a title at 106 pounds, his first Fargo championship. Caleb Heyder finished runner-up at 88 pounds for his second career Fargo medal across all styles. Blake Mauch took third at 120 pounds, also his second career Fargo medal. Uriah Anderson placed third at 138 pounds and Blu Stephens matched that finish at 175 pounds, each a first Fargo All-American. Gunner Knudsen made the podium with a fifth-place finish at 132 pounds, while Jantz Greenhalgh took seventh at 106 pounds. Jack Burdick rounded out the group with an eighth-place finish at 157 pounds, his first Fargo All-American. The 16U team placed fourth with 106 points, its second consecutive year in the top 10.  In the Junior division, Utah produced five All-Americans and has now put at least one Junior Greco-Roman wrestler on the podium every year since 1988, 38 straight, with five or more for the third consecutive year. Ladd Holman joined his brother as a champion, capturing his the title at 215 pounds, his sixth career Fargo medal across all styles. Shepard Stephens took third at 190 pounds. Kaleb Blackner placed fifth at 120 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. Evan Centeno took seventh at 113 pounds and Grady Swalberg finished eighth at 106 pounds, each a first Fargo All-American. The Junior team placed 10th with 56 points, extending its run to three consecutive years in the top 10.

Virginia
Reza Massjouni led Virginia's 16U Greco-Roman effort with a runner-up finish at 150 pounds, his third career Fargo medal across all styles. He was also the freestyle runner-up. Zachary Leftwich also reached a 16U final, placing second at 215 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. The two runners-up gave Virginia two finalists in 16U Greco-Roman, a new state record. Ibrahim Dheel rounded out the group with a seventh-place finish at 190 pounds, his second career Fargo medal. The three placers marked Virginia's sixth straight year with at least one 16U Greco-Roman All-American, a streak running since 2021.

Washington
In 16U Greco-Roman, Austin Schield claimed the title at 138 pounds, his first Fargo championship and second career Fargo medal across all styles. Elijah Jensen took fourth at 88 pounds, his second career Fargo medal. Ryder Owen finished fourth at 132 pounds, collecting his third career Fargo medal, while Miro Parr-Coffin placed fifth at 106 pounds for his third career Fargo medal. Duane Leslie took sixth at 190 pounds for his third career Fargo medal. Arcadius Cruz rounded out the group with a fifth at 126 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honor, giving Washington six 16U Greco-Roman All-Americans and extending its streak of placing at least one in the age group every year since 1985. The 16U team finished ninth with 74 points, its second consecutive year in the top 10.  In the Junior division, Tre Haines led the way with a third-place finish at 165 pounds, his third career Fargo medal across all styles. Kade West also took third, at 285 pounds, for his third career Fargo medal. Mason DesRochers placed sixth at 144 pounds and Logan Wray eighth at 100 pounds, each earning his first Fargo All-American honor, and Lazarus McEwen took eighth at 120 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. The five Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans kept Washington's streak alive of placing at least one in the division every year since 1975.

West Virginia
In the Junior division, West Virginia tied its all-time record with two All-Americans, matching the mark last set in 1991. Dominic Way led the way with a fifth-place finish at 157 pounds, collecting his third career Fargo medal across all styles. Kai Plinski took seventh at 126 pounds for his first Fargo All-American honor.

Wisconsin
Double champion Kade Splinter topped the 16U Greco-Roman effort with a title at 215 pounds, his first 16U Greco-Roman crown and fourth career Fargo medal across all styles. Aspen Tritz finished runner-up at 138 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. Lincoln Swick took fourth at 120 pounds, Everett Zeitler placed fifth at 150 pounds, and Michael Daleiden was fifth at 165 pounds, all earning their first career Fargo All-American honors. First-time All-Americans also included Reed Akkerman (sixth at 88 pounds), Isaac Weber (sixth at 132 pounds), Tyler Paulson (sixth at 138 pounds), Lucian Lorenz (seventh at 285 pounds), and Kriss Vazquez (eighth at 285 pounds). That gave Wisconsin 10 All-Americans in 16U Greco-Roman, the third-most in state history. The 16U team finished fifth with 103 points, its second consecutive year in the top 10. In Junior Greco-Roman, Eldon Roth took third at 100 pounds, collecting his second career Fargo medal, while William Christopher placed eighth at 138 pounds for his second career Fargo medal. The two gave Wisconsin at least two Junior Greco-Roman All-Americans for the 33rd straight year, part of a run of at least one every year since 1992.