Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team at 2026 14U National Duals features 51 athletes from 23 states
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by Zack Chavez, USA Wrestling
WESLEY CHAPEL, Florida – The Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team at the 2026 14U National Duals has been finalized, based on results from the competition held in Wesley Chapel, Florida, on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches were named to the Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team, with a minimum of five victories required for inclusion.
In total, 51 athletes from 23 states earned Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team honors after two days of competition.
New Jersey’s Ryan Mertz was the only athlete in the Greco-Roman field to finish with a 10-0 record, the most wins of any individual across Tuesday and Wednesday’s action. Mertz competed at 132 pounds and helped New Jersey finish at the top of the Blue/Red pool.
California and Ohio led all states with five athletes apiece on the Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team, followed by Louisiana with four honorees. Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas landed three athletes each on the All-Tournament roster. Five states earned two positions on the list—Florida, Idaho, Michigan, Missouri and Nebraska. Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia rounded out the All-Tournament Team with one wrestler each.
Complete results from the Greco-Roman tournament at the 2026 14U National Duals are available through USA Bracketing.
Ronin Webber, Ohio Grey, 6-0
Orlando Cruz, California Gold, 5-0
Jacob Graber, Minnesota, 5-0
Grant Lottmann, Kansas, 8-0
Cael Marcotte, California Silver, 7-0
Joey Myers, Pennsylvania Blue, 7-0
Lincoln Brower, New York Blue, 8-0
Daemeon Coleman, Florida Red, 9-0
Korbin Kiessling, Maryland, 7-0
Kasen Karl, Missouri, 8-0
Joseph Sullivan, New York Blue, 8-0
Hayes Daniel, Arkansas, 7-0
Jackson DeSalvo, Louisiana, 7-0
Gabriel Jasso, Minnesota, 7-0
Jaxon Mancuso, Louisiana, 7-0
Daniel Martinez, California Gold, 7-0
Statlyn Williams, Idaho, 6-0
Dandre Adams, Texas, 8-0
Hunter Houle, Minnesota, 7-0
Chase Gilbert, Virginia, 9-0
Marcarlo Mannello, New York Blue, 8-0
Gabriel Jaxon Medrano, Texas, 8-0
Luca Grasso, Nebraska, 7-0
Austin Armstrong, Idaho, 6-0
Emmett Williams, North Carolina Blue, 9-0
Rett Huerta, Utah, 8-0
Brody Brown, Pennsylvania Blue, 7-0
Porter McCormick, Michigan Blue, 7-0
Ricky Rizzo, Florida Red, 9-0
Esaias Perez, Maryland, 7-0
Liam Bissman, Illinois, 6-0
Mason Pitzen, Ohio Grey, 6-0
Chase Randolph, Ohio Scarlet, 9-0
Justin Wildy, Jr., Maryland, 7-0
Ryan Mertz, New Jersey, 10-0
Benjamin Milam, Louisiana, 7-0
Alexander Keyes, Texas, 6-0
Kardiais Richardson, Illinois, 6-0
Josiah Holmes, Illinois, 8-0
Samuel Brown, Nebraska, 7-0
Adam Vasquez, California Gold, 7-0
Alex Davis, Michigan Red, 7-0
Reed Labry, Louisiana, 7-0
Jessie Valenzuela, California Gold, 7-0
Kody Doran, Missouri, 8-0
Chase Gillahan, Pennsylvania Red, 6-0
Luke Wilson, Alabama, 6-0
Jude Herring, Oklahoma, 9-0
Gus Legato, Ohio Scarlet, 9-0
Jacob Adamson, Tennessee, 8-0
Lance Jennings, Ohio Grey, 6-0
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