2026 U17 World Championships Day Four Match Notes

Manuel controlled and scored a step out at 3:03. Petriv put on the shot clock at 2:59. Manuel tallied two points in short order from activity clock expiring and another step out. Manuel forced Petriv out of bounds and grabbed a 4-0 lead at the break. Manuel continued to force Petriv to the edge and took a 5-0 lead with another step out. Manuel flexed her muscle once more with another step out. Manuel defended an attack from Petriv to tally the first takedown of the match, but Petriv got the board with a reversal. Manuel did not let up and earned the 8-1 victory for the gold medal.

Elison scores first on a go-behind right off the hop. Elison circles Sehrawat once again and controls a takedown for a 4-0 lead. Scores two off a high-c and put Sehrawat to her back, where Elison settled in for the fall with 2:24 left in the match.

Meinambay went to the front headlock early but was unable to score in the first minute of the match. Silva went on the shot clock at 2:55, and Meinambay took the 1-0 lead after the activity clock ran out. Silva scored with a takedown to grab a 2-1 lead at the break. Meinambay went to the front headlock and circled around Silva for the takedown to regain the one-point lead with one minute to go. Silva pulled Meinambay down to the mat for two and locked in a leg lace to collect a 6-3 victory and win bronze.

Fernandez worked a front headlock and circled Wejchan to score two and then locked in an armbar to stick the pin

Bakytnuy was put on the clock at 3:06. Von Gonten worked another takedown to grab the 2-0 lead and then went up 3-0 with three minutes after the activity clock expired on Bakytnuy. Bakytnuy countered and offensive attack and sent Von Gonten into danger from standing to take a 4-3 lead. Von Gonten regained the lead with a snapdown go-behind with a minute to go. Bakytnuy scored off a double leg, but Von Gonten got her two back, forcing Bakytnuy to her back from the bottom position.

Solomon got off to a strong start with an early takedown, but after looking for a lift, Serrano Roa countered with a reversal to make a 2-1 contest. Solomon extended her lead to 4-1 and after a single-leg shot from Serrano Roa, Solomon was able to defend and score two points of her own off a takedown and tacked on two more with a gutwrench to grab an 8-1 lead at the break. Solomon grabbed a 10-1 lead with an ankle pick and closed out the match with another takedown and she was able to tilt Serrano Roa for two more and settled in for the pin with 18 seconds left.

Ankle pick from Saski into first takedown of the match. Valdez stays strong on bottom, not allowing any turns. Sasaki led 2-0 at the break. Valdez scores on a go-behind to tie the match, 2-2. Sasaki takes a 3-2 lead on a step out. Valdez looked to score on a double leg shot, but Sasaki defended well. She picked up another step out point as time expired to edge out Valdez, 4-2

Fernandez converted a single leg attack in a takedown and then locked in an armbar for a tilt and settled in for the fall.

Solomon went on the shot clock with three minutes to go in the match. After time expired, Bayramova took a 1-0 lead. Right as the clock was expiring, Solomon tripped Bayramova from a standing single for the takedown and took a 2-1 lead into the intermission. Solomon fended off a high-level attack then broke down Bayramova’s quadpod to take a 4-1 lead. On the ensuing restart, Solomon posted another takedown and worked into a half nelson for a fall to advance to the semifinals.

Saparova tried to get the first points of the match in the early ties, but was unable to turn the corner and get behind Valdez. Valdez then scored the first point of the match from exposure. The 2-0 lead held going into the second period. After Valdez tried to work a snapdown, Saparova took advantage and worked a go-behind to tie the match at two. With less than 30 seconds to go, Saparova got behind Valdez looking for the takedown, but Valdez kept her quadpod to not allow any points. Valdez then got back to standing and sent Saparova to the mat, where Valdez worked the pin with 18 seconds left in the bout.

Von Gonten struck first with a takedown on the edge of the mat to grab a 2-0 lead. Temiraeva sent Von Gonten to her back just before the break and took a 4-2 lead. Temiraeva picked up another score to extend her lead to 6-2, but in the final minute, Von Gonten posted a four-point move to level the score at six. On the final restart, Temiraeva tried to score off a double leg but did not control the takedown and Von Gonten got behind Temiraeva for two points and seal the 8-6 win.

With both wrestlers clinging to one another’s legs, Healey scored and rolled Makino on her back for two points. Healey allowed a low takedown, and Makino went straight into a lace for two points to take a 4-2 lead at the break. Makino scored from a standing single leg. Grabbed an 8-2 lead after working behind Healey for the takedown. The 8-2 score line held to the end.

Taniya was put on the clock at 3:06. Activity clock expired, giving Fernandez a 1-0 lead. Fernandez then went in for a single leg attack, and after securing the takedown, Fernandez posted the fall.

Solomon was put on the clock at 3:04. Solomon fended off a double shot from Zhytovoz to keep the match scoreless until the activity clock expired and Zhytovoz scored the first point of the match. Zhytovoz grabbed a 4-0 lead after forcing Solomon out of bounds, who was hit with fleeing. After the break, Solomon got on the board after circling Zhytovoz to control the takedown. Solomon posted two after finishing a turn from par terre as time expired and holding criteria; a lost Hungary challenge gave Solomon the 5-4 victory.

Von Gonten scored on a single leg shot to take the early lead. She then secured a gutwrench and turned Iturrino twice to take a 6-0 lead. Just as time was winding down in the first period, Von Gonten sealed the match, 10-0, with a double and one more gutwrench.

Valdez scored an early takedown on a go-behind and turned Iliyas twice with a gutwrench, going up 6-0. On the next restart, Valdez put the match away with a takedown from a single leg and another gutwrench to win 10-0 in just 51 seconds.

Lisita got on the board first with a takedown and two turn from a high gut. Lisita closed out the match, sending Skrocki to her back from standing and winning, 11-0, following a lost U.S. challenge.

Healey worked an ankle pick into a takedown and then exposed Zakirdjanova three times to grab an 8-0 lead and then settled in for the pin at the 2:25 mark.

Von Gonten worked a go-behind for the first takedown of the match and grabbed the 2-0 lead. She tried to work a gutwrench to extend her lead, but lost control and the match stayed 2-0. Avanshika secured a headlock and tilted Von Gonten to tie the score, 2-2. After the break, Von Gonten completed her second takedown and locked in a gutwrench for a pair of turns, then stuck the pin just 27 seconds into the second period.

Skrocki controlled the early tie, and Veres went on the shot clock. After the clock expired at 2:40, Skrocki took the 1-0 lead. She then led 2-0 at 2:30 with a step out. Skrocki fended off a single leg shot from Veres to hold the 2-0 lead. Skrocki took a 3-0 lead at 1:13 with another Veres step out. On the restart with 13 seconds to go, Veres came out strong and took down Skrocki for two at the edge of the mat with seven seconds to go. After a lost Hungary challenge, Skrocki led 4-2. On the restart, Skrocki held off Veres to clinch the 4-2 decision.

Silva was put on the clock first at 3:04. The clock expired on Silva, and Asylbekova took the early 1-0 lead. Silva recorded a four-point throw and turned it into a fall to win the bout.

Furuichi scored first, completing a single-leg attack for a takedown. After the match went neutral, Furuichi took down Lundy and then extended her lead to 6-0 with a tilt. Lundy got on the board with a reversal. Furuichi regained control of the par terre battle, picking up another two points and sealed the match with a pin.

LOSS Mukhlisa Masharipova (Uzbekistan), tech. fall, 10-0

LOSS Sera Furuichi (Japan), fall, 1:17

LOSS Olena Kolubai (Ukraine), 5-3

WIN Aiana Asylbekova (Kyrgyzstan), fall, 1:54

WIN Ayanat Meinambay (Kazakhstan), 6-3

WIN Rion Suzuki (Japan), 8-2

WIN Nadiia Zholtikova (Spain), tech. fall, 12-2

WIN Mia Kovac (Croatia), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Gurleen Dhillon (Canada), fall, 0:29

WIN Nikita Sehrawat (India), fall, 1:36

LOSS Aisha Abdimalik (Kazakhstan), 7-6

WIN Szonja Veres (Hungary), 4-2

LOSS Margarita Lisita (Moldova), tech. fall, 11-0

WIN Bagzhan Kurmanbay (Kazakhstan), fall, 3:23

WIN Paula Benaixa Perez (Spain), tech. fall, 12-0

WIN Garima (India), 7-5

WIN Solomiia Petriv (Ukraine), 8-1

WIN Aiaru Iliyas (Kazakhstan), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Zaytuna Saparova (Uzbekistan), fall, 3:42

LOSS Natsumi Sasaki (Japan), 4-2

VS Rohini Devba (India)

WIN Gulnoza Zakirdjanova (Uzbekistan), fall, 1:35

LOSS Kokona Makino (Japan), 8-2

VS Mungunchimeg Gavaa (Mongolia)

WIN Mariia Zhytovoz (Hungary), 5-4

WIN Fatima Bayramova (Azerbaijan), fall, 3:06

WIN Alejandra Serrano Roa (Colombia), fall, 3:42

VS Akshara (India)

WIN Avanshika (India), fall, 2:27

WIN Marisa Iturrino (Puerto Rico), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Kamila Temiraeva (Russia), 8-6

WIN Aruzhan Bakytnuy (Kazakhstan), 7-6

VS Ozdenur Ozmez (Türkiye)

WIN Taniya (India), fall, 1:45

WIN Sophia Anastase (Romania), fall, 1:03

WIN Maja Wejchan (Poland), fall, 0:33

VS Kiymet Tezcan (Türkiye)