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Greco-Roman competition finalized on Saturday at 2026 Women’s National Duals, 117 wrestlers named to All-Tournament Team

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by Zack Chavez, USA Wrestling

16U FS Taya Maumausolo Matagi (California Gold) at the 2026 USA Wrestling Women's National Duals at Grand Park Events Center in Westfield, IN

WESTFIELD, Indiana – Greco-Roman competition concluded Saturday at the 2026 Women’s National Duals, closing a four-day tournament at Grand Park Events Center in Westfield, Indiana. Following the completion of the 14U, 16U and Junior divisions, the Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team was announced, recognizing 117 athletes. There were 39 honorees in the 14U division, 35 in the 16U division and 43 in the Junior division.


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


The 14U division featured 14 athletes with 7-0 records. Kansas landed three honorees – Jolee Stephens, Cyleigh Puderbaugh and Dylan Schneider. Michigan also accounted for three selections, with Nour Almohri, Kenlynn Nau and Melody Green. Ohio’s Victoria Thiel and Hiley Katris, Nebraska’s Jaelyn Anderson and BryLee Irsik, Indiana’s Achaiah McCue and Isabella Smith, and Missouri’s Ava Rife and Mahlea Talato rounded out the division’s 7-0 All-Tournament Team members.


In the 16U division, 11 wrestlers finished with 7-0 records, including Indiana’s La'Raya Veazy and Eleanor Robertson, Kansas’ Leolyn Karnowski and Kaylee Thompson, New York’s Angelina Ramirez and Ava Guilmette, and Washington’s Winter West and Princess Saili. Georgia’s Kirra Mitchell, Illinois’ Alexis Penley and North Dakota Red’s Kaydence Golding rounded out the division’s 7-0 list.


South Carolina’s Carson Ava Robertson and Makayla Vasser each earned 9-0 records to lead the Junior division. Their strong performances helped pace South Carolina to a pair of wins on Saturday and a seventh-place finish in the Bronze/ Copper bracket.


A complete list of the Greco-Roman athletes named to the three All-Tournament Teams is included below.


Final results from the 14U, 16U and Junior Greco-Roman divisions at the 2026 Women’s National Duals are available through USA Bracketing. Fans can watch every match from the tournament on-demand at FloWrestling.

Jolee Stephens, Kansas (7-0)

Kayleigh Vest, Illinois (6-0)

Raina Kyle, Oregon (5-0)


Nour Almohri, Michigan (7-0)

Annabel Choo, Texas (6-0)

Julie Fleming, Pennsylvania Blue (6-0)


Victoria Thiel, Ohio (7-0)

Freyda Nelson, Minnesota (6-0)

Jillian Vollhardt, California (5-0)


Cyleigh Puderbaugh, Kansas (7-0)

Abigail Godard, Illinois (6-0)


Jaelyn Anderson, Nebraska (7-0)

Giada Croteau, Pennsylvania Blue (6-0)


Sterling Cunningham, Pennsylvania Red (6-0)


Iliyah Sailas-Lara, Colorado (6-0)


BryLee Irsik, Nebraska (7-0)

Azyah Rice, California (6-0)


Achaiah McCue, Indiana (7-0)

Cataleya Perez, California (4-0)


Jazlyn Hartle, Washington (6-0)

Elizabeth Bailey, New York (5-0)


Kenlynn Nau, Michigan (7-0)

Ava Rife, Missouri (7-0)

Harper Schwettman, Colorado (6-0)


Dylan Schneider, Kansas (7-0)

Emelina Anes, California (5-0)

Raelynne Moore, Ohio (4-0)


Stella Conley, Oregon (4-0)


Emily Pulk, Minnesota (6-0)


Mahlea Talato, Missouri (7-0)

Jaelynn Graeber, Oregon (5-0)

Leat Minaya, New York (5-0)


Melody Green, Michigan (7-0)

Hailey Goth, Minnesota (6-0)

Brielle Molina, Illinois (6-0)

Cali Russell, Missouri (6-0)


Hiley Katris, Ohio (7-0)

Isabella Smith, Indiana (7-0)

Autumn Jones, Colorado (6-0)

Angelina Ramirez, New York (7-0)

Sophia Lopez, Oregon (6-0)

Sophia Valdez, Colorado (6-0)

Mackenzie Amidon, California Gold (4-0)


Kylee Ooton, Oklahoma (6-0)


Sophia Lazaro, California Gold (6-0)


Kirra Mitchell, Georgia (7-0)

Peggy Susan Dean, Colorado (6-0)

Julie Gatto, Virginia (5-0)


Addison St George, Missouri (6-0)

Isabella Fodera, California Gold (4-0)


Zeeba Jeddi, California Gold (5-0)

Aya Yoshitake, California Gold (5-0)

Khole Perez, Illinois (4-0)


Kaydence Golding, North Dakota Red (7-0)

Winter West, Washington (7-0)


Reagan Eaton, Nebraska (6-0)

Rachel Garcia, Oklahoma (6-0)

Grace Sierra, Colorado (6-0)


La'Raya Veazy, Indiana (7-0)

Catherine Diehl, Illinois (5-0)


Lillian Lampe, Ohio Blue (4-0)


Kimberly Munoz, Pennsylvania Blue (6-0)

Audrey Robinson, Oregon (6-0)


Ava Guilmette, New York (7-0)

Leolyn Karnowski, Kansas (7-0)

Eleanor Robertson, Indiana (7-0)


Alexis Penley, Illinois (7-0)

Hayden Manning, Pennsylvania Blue (6-0)

Reghan Koch, Ohio Blue (4-0)


Princess Saili, Washington (7-0)

Kaylee Thompson, Kansas (7-0)


Akaila Gray, Virginia (6-0)

Charli Rea, Pennsylvania Blue (6-0)


Taya Maumausolo Matagi, California Gold (6-0)

Katelyn Rowles, Indiana (7-0)

Audrey Layman, New Mexico j (6-0)

Lilly Lundy, Colorado (6-0)

Alliya Walker, Virginia (5-0)


Carson Ava Robertson, South Carolina (9-0)

Justice Gutierrez, Colorado (6-0)


Kyrstan Perez, Oklahoma j (8-0)

Jaclyn Bouzakis, Pennsylvania Blue (7-0)

Katelynn Dockery, Texas (6-0)


Isabel Kaplan, Indiana (7-0)


Daisy Infante, California Silver (8-0)

Jaydin Cuevas, Colorado (6-0)

Sarah Congleton, Virginia (5-0)

Chloe Skiles, Illinois (5-0)


Kaylyn Harrill, Nebraska j (7-0)

Hepua Salter, Hawaii (7-0)

Malia Ottow, Washington (6-0)

Remington Zimmerer, Colorado (6-0)


Delialah Betances, Georgia (6-0)

Mackenzie Carder, Ohio Blue (6-0)

Me'kala James, California Gold j (5-0)

Zoe Dempsey, Illinois (4-0)


Kaiya Maggini, California Gold (5-0)


Marisa Iturrino, Texas (6-0)

Addison Brown, Missouri (5-0)


Ella Gregg, New York (7-0)

Kiera Depinet, Ohio Blue (6-0)


Zaira Sugui, Hawaii (7-0)

Nora Akpan, Minnesota (6-0)


Matilda Hruby, Colorado (6-0)

Symone Jewell, California Gold j (6-0)

Eloise Woolsey, New Mexico (6-0)


Madilyn Gitke, Colorado (4-0)

Gabriela Martinez, North Dakota Gold (4-0)


Makayla Vasser, South Carolina (9-0)

Jaida Kuntz, Texas (6-0)

Alexis Storsved, North Dakota Gold (5-0)


Mia Cienega, Washington (7-0)

Parice Jones, Colorado (6-0)

Phoenix Molina, Illinois (4-0)


Deionna Borders, Ohio Blue (6-0)

Caylee Rivera, New Mexico (6-0)

Keely Allen, Indiana (4-0)