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Men’s Freestyle All-Tournament Team announced at 2026 14U National Duals

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by Zack Chavez, USA Wrestling

WESLEY CHAPEL, Florida – Fifty-nine athletes have been named to the men’s freestyle All-Tournament Team at the 2026 14U National Duals, following two days of high-level competition in Wesley Chapel, Florida. Friday’s competition concluded with Pennsylvania Blue crowned as the team champion for the fourth consecutive year.

 

Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches were named to the men’s freestyle All-Tournament Team, with a minimum of five victories required for inclusion.

 

In total, 27 states are represented on the 59-man roster, with 15 states boasting multiple honorees.

 

New Jersey standouts Preston Silva and Kelle Domanick posted the top records of the event, each finishing with 11-0. Porter McCormick of Michigan Red and Kale Winebarger of Oregon also hit double digits in the win column, closing out their tournaments with 10-0 marks.

 

Ohio and New York led all states with six All-Tournament Team members apiece. California followed with five selections, while Maryland claimed four honorees. Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Kansas and Iowa each placed three athletes on the team. Utah, New Jersey, Illinois, Virginia, North Carolina, Texas and Washington produced two All-Tournament members each.

 

Rounding out the roster with one representative apiece were Tennessee, Oregon, Oklahoma, Colorado, Indiana, Nebraska, Michigan, Georgia, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky and Minnesota.

 

Complete results from the men’s freestyle tournament at the 2026 14U National Duals are available through USA Bracketing. Fans can watch every match from the tournament on-demand at FloWrestling.

2026 14U National Duals  

Men’s Freestyle All-Tournament Team 

75 pounds 

Jacob Graber, Minnesota (8-0)

Luke Taussig, Kansas (8-0)

Daniel Magnani, New York Blue (6-0)

Alexander Marroquin, California Silver (5-0)

 

80 pounds 

Grant Lottmann, Kansas (7-0)

Cael Marcotte, California Silver (6-0)

 

84 pounds 

Lincoln Brower, New York Blue (6-0)

Matthew Campos, California Gold (5-0)

 

88 pounds 

Maximus Sako, Ohio Scarlet (8-0)

Korbin Kiessling, Maryland (7-0)

Daemeon Coleman, Florida Blue (6-0)

 

92 pounds 

Tristan Guarnes, Washington (8-0)

Hayes Daniel, Arkansas (7-0)

Dino Neglia, New York Gold (6-0)

Joseph Sullivan, New York Blue (6-0)

 

96 pounds 

Aviyahn Mills, Georgia (9-0)

Kolton Hartman, Ohio Scarlet (8-0)

Caleb Tsikerdanos, Maryland (7-0)

 

100 pounds 

Mac Heysinger, Iowa (7-0)

Nathan Kasak, Pennsylvania Blue (7-0)

Matthew Simonton, New York Blue (6-0)

 

105 pounds 

Preston Silva, New Jersey (11-0)

Aiden Dalie, Wisconsin (7-0)

 

110 pounds 

Chase Gilbert, Virginia (9-0)

Gabriel Jaxon Medrano, Texas (8-0)

Rai Quinata, Washington (8-0)

Davis Westendorf, Iowa (7-0)

Marcarlo Mannello, New York Blue (6-0)

 

115 pounds 

Porter McCormick, Michigan Red (10-0)

Emmett Williams, North Carolina Blue (8-0)

Brody Brown, Pennsylvania Blue (6-0)

Rett Huerta, Utah (6-0)

 

120 pounds 

John Alvarado, Texas (8-0)

Mason Pitzen, Ohio Scarlet (8-0)

Ethan Escobar, California Gold (7-0)

Esaias Perez, Maryland (7-0)

 

126 pounds 

Lincoln Straight, Virginia (9-0)

Ethan Halstead, North Carolina Blue (8-0)

Chase Randolph, Ohio Scarlet (8-0)

Hawke Garrett, Wisconsin (7-0)

Justin Wildy, Jr., Maryland (7-0)

 

132 pounds 

Ayden Hudson, Ohio Scarlet (8-0)

Jaxon Petersen, Nebraska (6-0)

Kardiais Richardson, Illinois (6-0)

 

155 pounds 

Luca Giacobbi, Pennsylvania Red (9-0)

Declan Collins, Colorado (8-0)

Malachi Johnson, Wisconsin (7-0)

Cragen Smith, Kansas (7-0)

Jessie Valenzuela, California Gold (7-0)

Kayden Hughes, Indiana Blue (6-0)

 

175 pounds 

Kelle Domanick, New Jersey (11-0)

Kale Winebarger, Oregon (10-0)

Edmund Evans, Oklahoma (8-0)

Macklin Holford, Illinois (7-0)

 

225 pounds 

Jacob Adamson, Tennessee (9-0)

Gus Legato, Ohio Scarlet (8-0)

Cace Campbell, Iowa (7-0)

Gunner Harper, Kentucky (6-0)

Vicente Nava, Utah (6-0)