Florida girls win 2026 Fargo Summer Beach Showcase with eight champions
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by Richard Immel, USA Wrestling
Participants at the 2026 USA Wrestling Fargo Summer Beach Showcase.
FARGO, N.D. – Florida fielded a squad of 15 girls who brought home the team title at the fifth annual USA Wrestling Fargo Summer Beach Showcase held at Gastropub Volleyball. Runner-up Idaho and third-place Arizona also put forth strong showings.
129 athletes participated in the event, 64 in the Junior Girls division and 65 in the 16U Girls division. The Summer Beach Showcase is held alongside the U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals, giving athletes another avenue of competition during the week of wrestling.
Florida scored 222 team points and fielded eight champions in the Junior and 16U Girls divisions, including Nadeye Dudley (Junior, 95 lbs.), Shreevidya Rohini (Junior, 135 lbs.), Christal Desir (Junior, 155 lbs.), Arheanna Bryan (Junior, 190 lbs.), Makayla Ocean (Junior, 207), Camila Halaby-Bravo (Junior, 235 lbs.), LilyAna Calzadilla (16U, 120 lbs.) and Aimar Donastorg (16U, 190 lbs.).
Idaho notched 193 team points with a pair of champions—Kalaya Baxter (16U, 95 lbs.) and Brooklyn Dodge (16U, 140 lbs.).
Arizona picked up 190 team points and five champions—Kourtney Azuri (16U, 105 lbs.), Apphia Gutierrez (16U, 115 lbs.), Kelty Kynaston (16U, 125 lbs.), Skylie Semken (16U, 135 lbs.) and Reecia Windels (16U, 155 lbs.).
A complete list of placements can be found below. Brackets and match-by-match results are available at usabracketing.com.
1st - Nadeye Dudley (Florida)
2nd - Mackenzee Donenfeld (Idaho)
3rd - Dayalaris Espejo (New York)
1st - Madalyn Johnson (Maryland)
2nd - Valeria De Los Santos (New York)
1st - Hailee Cooper (Wyoming)
2nd - Kasandra Royce (New York)
3rd - Sophia Babayev (Maryland)
4th - Molly Root (Michigan)
1st - Taylor Brouillette (North Dakota)
2nd - Kendall Harrington (New York)
3rd - Emberlynn Lopez (New Mexico)
4th - Keala Lawrence (Florida)
5th - Khiry Reese (North Carolina)
1st - Peyton Smith (North Carolina)
2nd - Jordan Deglace (Florida)
3rd - Zariah Cottingham (West Virginia)
4th - Hunter Edmondson (Idaho)
1st - Malila Miller (Alaska)
2nd - Leah Rivas (Arizona)
3rd - Amelia Poracky (Ohio)
4th - Hannah Lindsey (Mississippi)
1st - Zuri Mccalpine-Ingram (Georgia)
2nd - Danner Keeline (Wyoming)
3rd - Zuri Tavarez (Idaho)
4th - Genesis Escorcia (Florida)
5th - Abigail Pursley (North Carolina)
1st - Shreevidya Rohini (Florida)
2nd - Amelia Garcia (New Mexico)
3rd - Harley Rightmire (New Mexico)
4th - Sophie Laird (Wyoming)
1st - Nalani Jordan (Wyoming)
2nd - Eliana White (Idaho)
3rd - Olivia Brody (New Mexico)
1st - Kaylie Julander (Wyoming)
2nd - Nola Walker (North Carolina)
3rd - Caylaih Chandler (Virginia)
4th - Maya Williams (Maryland)
1st - Christal Desir (Florida)
2nd - Arianna Antoniou (Florida)
3rd - Naima Harvey-Bowen (Maryland)
4th - Emma McDuffey (Idaho)
1st - Monique Teal (New York)
1st - Arheanna Bryan (Florida)
2nd - Margaret Hutchings (Idaho)
3rd - Esteicy Mora Gil (New York)
4th - Yma Munoz Casillas (Colorado)
1st - Makayla Ocean (Florida)
2nd - Faith Jones (Georgia)
1st - Camila Halaby-Bravo (Florida)
1st - Kalaya Baxter (Idaho)
2nd - Alexa Nunez (New York)
1st - Elizabeth Carlson (Minnesota)
2nd - Malia Rivera (Arizona)
3rd - Zoe Greer (Colorado)
4th - Arianna Rodriguez (Arizona)
1st - Kourtney Azuri (Arizona)
2nd - Hailey Robinson (Wyoming)
3rd - Maci Brouillette (North Dakota)
4th - Zoelie Bui (Florida)
1st - Isabella Thiel (Ohio)
2nd - Rhaelyn Schedlbauer (Idaho)
3rd - Johanna Gregg (Washington)
4th - Karleigh Langley (South Carolina)
1st - Apphia Gutierrez (Arizona)
2nd - Isabella Hetzel (Wyoming)
3rd - Kristina-Lynn Collins (Idaho)
1st - LilyAna Calzadilla (Florida)
2nd - Timmery Condit (Colorado)
3rd - Isabella Timmerman (New Mexico)
1st - Kelty Kynaston (Arizona)
2nd - Adeline Smith (Vermont)
3rd - Riella Garza
4th - Viviana Soto (Wyoming)
1st - Marissa Fogel (Pennsylvania)
2nd - Suzie Polidor (Florida)
3rd - Naia Lamb (Idaho)
4th - Layla McGarvin (Vermont)
5th - Abigail Tacy (Wyoming)
1st - Skylie Semken (Arizona)
2nd - Briar Lahoe (Wyoming)
3rd - Ava Willford (Arizona)
4th - Savannah Bratten (Missouri)
5th - Arianna Tucker (West Virginia)
1st - Brooklyn Dodge (Idaho)
2nd - Veda Gensrich (North Dakota)
3rd - Matilda Allen (South Carolina)
4th - Evangeline Coutu (Michigan)
1st - Ilyana Martinez (Missouri)
2nd - Addie Forst (Arkansas)
3rd - Lydia Grace Turner (South Carolina)
4th - Hailey Lichtenstein (New York)
1st - Reecia Windels (Arizona)
2nd - Gianna Zieniuk (New York)
1st - Temprence Watson (Missouri)
2nd - Hailee Wilfong (Idaho)
3rd - Shaelani Panser (Idaho)
4th - Diana Gutierrez (New Mexico)
5th - JayceeMae Erwin (North Carolina)
1st - Aimar Donastorg (Florida)
2nd - Arianna Campos (New Mexico)
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