Men’s Freestyle All-Tournament Team Released at 2026 Junior National Duals
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by David Gerhart, USA Wrestling
Pennsylvania Red's Ben Kinney competing at the 2026 USA Wrestling Junior National Duals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin – The men’s freestyle All-Tournament Team at the 2026 USA Wrestling Junior National Duals has been determined, based on the results from men’s freestyle competition that took place on Friday and Saturday at the Baird Center.
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
A total of 64 athletes from 27 different states earned spots on the men’s freestyle All-Tournament Team.
Florida’s Reid Yakes and Wisconsin Blue’s Cael Leisgang led all wrestlers with 10-0 records. Twelve individuals compiled 9-0 marks in men’s freestyle action.
Pennsylvania led all wrestlers with seven All-Tournament Team honorees. Champion Pennsylvania Blue had four individuals on the team: Leonidas Murillo, Nathan Schuman, Arav Pandey, and Carter Chunko. Pennsylvania Red had three earn the status in Ben Kinney, Kael Davis and Jerin Coles.
Wisconsin had the second most individuals earn All-Tournament Team with five, followed by Iowa and Missouri with four. Alabama, California, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Minnesota and New Jersey had three on the team.
Idaho, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Washington each had a pair on the All-Tournament Team. Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Nebraska, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Wyoming had one individual earn the status.
2026 USA Wrestling Junior National Duals
Men’s Freestyle All-Tournament Team
100 pounds
Ben Kinney, Pennsylvania Red, 9-0
Ty Martin, Iowa, 8-0
Leonidas Murillo, Pennsylvania Blue, 6-0
Jonthan Hall, Alabama, 5-0
Logan Raske, Tennessee, 5-0
Nicholas Ticknor, Wyoming White, 5-0
106 pounds
Knox Ayala, Iowa, 8-0
Stephen Bagocius, New Jersey, 7-0
Rylan Sandoval, Oklahoma Blue, 6-0
Nathan Schuman, Pennsylvania Blue, 6-0
DeVaughn Miller, Alabama, 5-0
113 pounds
Rowdy Angst, Missouri, 9-0
Jax Vang, California Gold, 9-0
Cason Craft, Oklahoma Blue, 6-0
Arav Pandey, Pennsylvania Blue, 5-0
Carson Raper, North Carolina, 5-0
120 pounds
Lazarus McEwen, Washington, 8-0
126 pounds
Thiago Silva, California Gold, 9-0
Cole Caniglia, Nebraska, 8-0
Arcadius Cruz, Washington, 5-0
Brayden Kellison-Neglia, New York, 5-0
132 pounds
Elijah Collick, Maryland, 9-0
Tommy Wurster, Ohio Scarlet, 7-0
Kael Davis, Pennsylvania Red, 5-0
138 pounds
Reid Yakes, Florida, 10-0
Blake Nevils, Idaho, 9-0
Carter Chunko, Pennsylvania Blue, 6-0
Gage Bjerga, Minnesota Blue, 5-0
144 pounds
Michael Lopez, Colorado, 8-0
Brian Little III, New Jersey, 7-0
Coreu Powe, Alabama, 6-0
Landen Fick, Wisconsin Blue, 5-0
Landyn Shaffer, New York, 5-0
150 pounds
Roman Stewart, Missouri, 9-0
Clinton Shepherd, Indiana Gold, 7-0
Xavier Chavez, Arizona, 6-0
Vince Jasinski, Illinois, 6-0
Kavi Garvey, California Gold, 5-0
157 pounds
Jet Brown, Missouri, 9-0
Jackson Weller, New Jersey, 7-0
Lincoln Robideau, Minnesota Blue, 6-0
Joshua Stonebraker, North Carolina, 6-0
165 pounds
Thomas Belding, Oregon, 7-0
Rocco Cassioppi, Illinois, 6-0
Jerin Coles, Pennsylvania Red, 6-0
Mac Crosson, Iowa, 5-0
Dalton Humeniuk, Minnesota Red, 5-0
175 pounds
Brock Armstrong, Idaho, 9-0
Noah Tucker, Maryland, 9-0
Zack Aquila, Ohio Scarlet, 7-0
Maximus Dhabolt, Iowa, 6-0
Tomm Heiser, Wisconsin Red, 5-0
190 pounds
Salah Tsarni, Maryland, 9-0
Cody Savage, Texas, 7-0
Michael White, Indiana Gold, 7-0
Aaron Stewart, Illinois, 5-0
215 pounds
Carter Brown, Missouri, 9-0
Ladd Holman, Utah, 8-0
Ceasar Salas, Indiana Gold, 7-0
285 pounds
Cael Leisgang, Wisconsin Blue, 10-0
Elijah Schunke, South Dakota Blue, 8-0
Tyson Martin, Wisconsin Red, 7-0
Carlos Rodriguez, Jr., South Dakota Red, 5-0
