16U National Duals All-Tournament Teams announced
Share:
by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
The 2021 16 National Duals All-Tournament teams have been announced, based upon results from the 16U National Duals held in Westfield, Ind.
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in a specific style qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In Greco-Roman, there were 46 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 22 different states. Minnesota had the most All-Tournament Team members in Greco-Roman with six, followed by Missouri with five. Earning four All-Tournament team members were Virginia and Tennessee.
In freestyle, there were 54 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 23 states. Ohio had the most freestyle members of the All-Tournament Team with six. Three states had four athletes on the All-Tournament freestyle team, Oklahoma, Georgia and Wisconsin. Four other states earned three All-Tournament team members, Idaho, New Jersey, Michigan and Minnesota.
In total, there were 18 athletes who made the All-Tournament Team in both styles: Aydan Thomas of Team Texas - Red (88), Cadell Lee of Team Virginia (94), Layne Kleimann of Team Utah (100), Mack Mauger of Team Idaho (100), Noah Nininger of Team Virginia (106), Jackson Blum of Team Michigan Blue (106), Nick Treaster of Team Kansas Red (113), Dmitri Alarcon of Team Colorado (126), Hunter Sturgill of Team Tennessee (126), Landon Robideau of Team Minnesota Blue (126), Joel Adams of Team Nebraska (138), Angelo Ferrari of Team Oklahoma Outlaws Blue (152), Braxton Strick of Team Missouri (152), Brian Burburija of Team Florida (170), Omaury Alvarez of Team Georgia Blue (182), Sawyer Bartelt of Team Florida (195), Parker Ferrell of Team Virginia (220) and Sebastian Lopez of Team Kansas Red (285).
Winning the most matches of the undefeated athletes were Layne Kleimann of Utah, Brian Burburija of Florida and Sawyer Bartelt of Florida, who went 17-0 over both tournaments.
16U ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS
16U Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team
88 - Thomas Lee of Team Colorado went 9-0
88 - Kole Davidheiser of Team Pennsylvania Blue went 8-0
88 - Aydan Thomas of Team Texas - Red went 7-0
88 - Nathan Rioux of Team Indiana Blue went 5-0
94 - Cadyn Coyle of Team Nebraska went 8-0
94 - Cadell Lee of Team Virginia went 8-0
100 - Layne Kleimann of Team Utah went 9-0
100 - Mack Mauger of Team Idaho went 8-0
100 - Mason Jakob of Team Tennessee went 7-0
106 - Noah Nininger of Team Virginia went 8-0
106 - Patrick OKeefe of Team New Jersey went 6-0
106 - Jackson BLum of Team Michigan Blue went 5-0
113 - Nick Treaster of Team Kansas Red went 8-0
113 - Logan Swensen of Team Minnesota Blue went 7-0
120 - Matthew Randolph of Team Minnesota Red went 9-0
120 - Casen Roark of Team Tennessee went 7-0
120 - Vincent Kilkeary of Team Pennsylvania Blue went 6-0
126 - Dmitri Alarcon of Team Colorado went 8-0
126 - Hunter Sturgill of Team Tennessee went 7-0
126 - Landon Robideau of Team Minnesota Blue went 6-0
132 - Mitchell Faglioni of Team Virginia went 8-0
132 - Landon Desselle of Team Tennessee went 6-0
132 - Jackson Marr of Team Minnesota Red went 5-0
138 - Joel Adams of Team Nebraska went 8-0
145 - Mike Baker of Team Iowa went 8-0
145 - Brett Back of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
145 - Jeremy Manibog of Team Texas - Red went 7-0
145 - Kyler Wong of Team Minnesota Blue went 5-0
152 - Angelo Ferrari of Team Oklahoma Outlaws Blue went 7-0
152 - Braxton Strick of Team Missouri went 7-0
152 - Arvin Khosravy of Team California went 6-0
160 - Jed Wester of Team Minnesota Blue went 5-0
170 - Brian Burburija of Team Florida went 9-0
170 - David Malin of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
170 - Luca Riley of Team Missouri went 5-0
182 - Cayaen Smith of Team Utah went 9-0
182 - Omaury Alvarez of Team Georgia Blue went 8-0
182 - Jared Schoppe of Team New Jersey went 8-0
182 - Dai`mont Mucker of Team Missouri went 5-0
195 - Sawyer Bartelt of Team Florida went 9-0
195 - William Caneer of Team Alabama went 8-0
195 - Max Agresti of Delaware went 8-0
195 - Brennan Carey of Team Missouri went 5-0
220 - Parker Ferrell of Team Virginia went 8-0
220 - Samuel Murphy of Team Missouri went 7-0
285 - Sebastian Lopez of Team Kansas Red went 8-0
16U Freestyle All-Tournament Team
88 - Revin Dickman of Team Indiana Gold went 9-0
88 - Aydan Thomas of Texas - Red went 6-0
94 - Cadell Lee of Team Virginia went 8-0
94 - Javaan Yarbrough of Ohio Red went 7-0
100 - Mack Mauger of Team Idaho went 8-0
100 - Luke Rioux of Team Indiana Blue went 8-0
100 - Layne Kleimann of Team Utah went 8-0
100 - Carson Walsh of Team New Jersey went 7-0
106 - Matthew Martino of Team Idaho went 8-0
106 - Noah Nininger of Team Virginia went 8-0
106 - Jackson Blum of Michigan Blue went 8-0
106 - Sam Herring of Pennsylvania Blue went 7-0
113 - Anthony Knox of Team New Jersey went 7-0
113 - Nick Treaster of Kansas Red went 6-0
113 - Marcello Milani of Michigan Blue went 5-0
120 - Alex Braun of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
126 - Hunter Sturgill of Tennessee went 8-0
126 - Dmitri Alarcon of Team Colorado went 8-0
126 - Landon Robideau of Minnesota Blue went 8-0
126 - Clayton Giddens of Oklahoma Outlaws FS BLUE went 7-0
126 - Clayton Jones of Michigan Blue went 5-0
132 - Jason Mara of Team Idaho went 8-0
132 - Tyler Vazquez of Team New Jersey went 7-0
138 - Joel Adams of Nebraska went 7-0
138 - Jace Roller of Oklahoma Outlaws FS BLUE went 6-0
145 - Duncan Christensen of Team Virginia went 8-0
145 - Logan Swaw of Illinois went 7-0
145 - Wynton Denkins of Ohio Red went 7-0
145 - Latrell Schafer of Georgia Blue went 5-0
152 - Nicholas Fox of Iowa went 9-0
152 - Dominic Bambinelli of Georgia Blue went 8-0
152 - Braxton Strick of Team Missouri went 7-0
152 - Angelo Ferrari of Oklahoma Outlaws FS BLUE went 7-0
152 - Conner McChesney of Pennsylvania Red went 6-0
160 - Riggin Boger of Team Utah went 8-0
160 - Aeoden Sinclair of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
160 - Travis Smith of Minnesota Blue went 7-0
170 - Brian Burburija of Team Florida went 8-0
170 - Hoke Poe Hogan of Georgia Blue went 8-0
170 - Braden Brown of Oklahoma Outlaws FS RED went 8-0
182 - Omaury Alvarez of Georgia Blue went 8-0
182 - Cole Mirasola of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
182 - Luke Vanadia of Ohio Red went 7-0
195 - Sawyer Bartelt of Team Florida went 8-0
195 - Cole Mirasola of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
195 - Carter Neves of Ohio Red went 7-0
220 - Parker Ferrell of Team Virginia went 8-0
220 - Koy Hopke of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
220 - Max Shulaw of Ohio Red went 7-0
285 - Aidan Trujillo of Team Colorado went 8-0
285 - Jayce Hitt of Team Missouri went 8-0
285 - Mason Harris of Oklahoma Outlaws FS BLUE went 7-0
285 - Aidan Fockler of Ohio Red went 7-0
285 - Sebastian Lopez of Kansas Red went 6-0
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in a specific style qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In Greco-Roman, there were 46 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 22 different states. Minnesota had the most All-Tournament Team members in Greco-Roman with six, followed by Missouri with five. Earning four All-Tournament team members were Virginia and Tennessee.
In freestyle, there were 54 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 23 states. Ohio had the most freestyle members of the All-Tournament Team with six. Three states had four athletes on the All-Tournament freestyle team, Oklahoma, Georgia and Wisconsin. Four other states earned three All-Tournament team members, Idaho, New Jersey, Michigan and Minnesota.
In total, there were 18 athletes who made the All-Tournament Team in both styles: Aydan Thomas of Team Texas - Red (88), Cadell Lee of Team Virginia (94), Layne Kleimann of Team Utah (100), Mack Mauger of Team Idaho (100), Noah Nininger of Team Virginia (106), Jackson Blum of Team Michigan Blue (106), Nick Treaster of Team Kansas Red (113), Dmitri Alarcon of Team Colorado (126), Hunter Sturgill of Team Tennessee (126), Landon Robideau of Team Minnesota Blue (126), Joel Adams of Team Nebraska (138), Angelo Ferrari of Team Oklahoma Outlaws Blue (152), Braxton Strick of Team Missouri (152), Brian Burburija of Team Florida (170), Omaury Alvarez of Team Georgia Blue (182), Sawyer Bartelt of Team Florida (195), Parker Ferrell of Team Virginia (220) and Sebastian Lopez of Team Kansas Red (285).
Winning the most matches of the undefeated athletes were Layne Kleimann of Utah, Brian Burburija of Florida and Sawyer Bartelt of Florida, who went 17-0 over both tournaments.
16U ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS
16U Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team
88 - Thomas Lee of Team Colorado went 9-0
88 - Kole Davidheiser of Team Pennsylvania Blue went 8-0
88 - Aydan Thomas of Team Texas - Red went 7-0
88 - Nathan Rioux of Team Indiana Blue went 5-0
94 - Cadyn Coyle of Team Nebraska went 8-0
94 - Cadell Lee of Team Virginia went 8-0
100 - Layne Kleimann of Team Utah went 9-0
100 - Mack Mauger of Team Idaho went 8-0
100 - Mason Jakob of Team Tennessee went 7-0
106 - Noah Nininger of Team Virginia went 8-0
106 - Patrick OKeefe of Team New Jersey went 6-0
106 - Jackson BLum of Team Michigan Blue went 5-0
113 - Nick Treaster of Team Kansas Red went 8-0
113 - Logan Swensen of Team Minnesota Blue went 7-0
120 - Matthew Randolph of Team Minnesota Red went 9-0
120 - Casen Roark of Team Tennessee went 7-0
120 - Vincent Kilkeary of Team Pennsylvania Blue went 6-0
126 - Dmitri Alarcon of Team Colorado went 8-0
126 - Hunter Sturgill of Team Tennessee went 7-0
126 - Landon Robideau of Team Minnesota Blue went 6-0
132 - Mitchell Faglioni of Team Virginia went 8-0
132 - Landon Desselle of Team Tennessee went 6-0
132 - Jackson Marr of Team Minnesota Red went 5-0
138 - Joel Adams of Team Nebraska went 8-0
145 - Mike Baker of Team Iowa went 8-0
145 - Brett Back of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
145 - Jeremy Manibog of Team Texas - Red went 7-0
145 - Kyler Wong of Team Minnesota Blue went 5-0
152 - Angelo Ferrari of Team Oklahoma Outlaws Blue went 7-0
152 - Braxton Strick of Team Missouri went 7-0
152 - Arvin Khosravy of Team California went 6-0
160 - Jed Wester of Team Minnesota Blue went 5-0
170 - Brian Burburija of Team Florida went 9-0
170 - David Malin of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
170 - Luca Riley of Team Missouri went 5-0
182 - Cayaen Smith of Team Utah went 9-0
182 - Omaury Alvarez of Team Georgia Blue went 8-0
182 - Jared Schoppe of Team New Jersey went 8-0
182 - Dai`mont Mucker of Team Missouri went 5-0
195 - Sawyer Bartelt of Team Florida went 9-0
195 - William Caneer of Team Alabama went 8-0
195 - Max Agresti of Delaware went 8-0
195 - Brennan Carey of Team Missouri went 5-0
220 - Parker Ferrell of Team Virginia went 8-0
220 - Samuel Murphy of Team Missouri went 7-0
285 - Sebastian Lopez of Team Kansas Red went 8-0
16U Freestyle All-Tournament Team
88 - Revin Dickman of Team Indiana Gold went 9-0
88 - Aydan Thomas of Texas - Red went 6-0
94 - Cadell Lee of Team Virginia went 8-0
94 - Javaan Yarbrough of Ohio Red went 7-0
100 - Mack Mauger of Team Idaho went 8-0
100 - Luke Rioux of Team Indiana Blue went 8-0
100 - Layne Kleimann of Team Utah went 8-0
100 - Carson Walsh of Team New Jersey went 7-0
106 - Matthew Martino of Team Idaho went 8-0
106 - Noah Nininger of Team Virginia went 8-0
106 - Jackson Blum of Michigan Blue went 8-0
106 - Sam Herring of Pennsylvania Blue went 7-0
113 - Anthony Knox of Team New Jersey went 7-0
113 - Nick Treaster of Kansas Red went 6-0
113 - Marcello Milani of Michigan Blue went 5-0
120 - Alex Braun of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
126 - Hunter Sturgill of Tennessee went 8-0
126 - Dmitri Alarcon of Team Colorado went 8-0
126 - Landon Robideau of Minnesota Blue went 8-0
126 - Clayton Giddens of Oklahoma Outlaws FS BLUE went 7-0
126 - Clayton Jones of Michigan Blue went 5-0
132 - Jason Mara of Team Idaho went 8-0
132 - Tyler Vazquez of Team New Jersey went 7-0
138 - Joel Adams of Nebraska went 7-0
138 - Jace Roller of Oklahoma Outlaws FS BLUE went 6-0
145 - Duncan Christensen of Team Virginia went 8-0
145 - Logan Swaw of Illinois went 7-0
145 - Wynton Denkins of Ohio Red went 7-0
145 - Latrell Schafer of Georgia Blue went 5-0
152 - Nicholas Fox of Iowa went 9-0
152 - Dominic Bambinelli of Georgia Blue went 8-0
152 - Braxton Strick of Team Missouri went 7-0
152 - Angelo Ferrari of Oklahoma Outlaws FS BLUE went 7-0
152 - Conner McChesney of Pennsylvania Red went 6-0
160 - Riggin Boger of Team Utah went 8-0
160 - Aeoden Sinclair of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
160 - Travis Smith of Minnesota Blue went 7-0
170 - Brian Burburija of Team Florida went 8-0
170 - Hoke Poe Hogan of Georgia Blue went 8-0
170 - Braden Brown of Oklahoma Outlaws FS RED went 8-0
182 - Omaury Alvarez of Georgia Blue went 8-0
182 - Cole Mirasola of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
182 - Luke Vanadia of Ohio Red went 7-0
195 - Sawyer Bartelt of Team Florida went 8-0
195 - Cole Mirasola of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
195 - Carter Neves of Ohio Red went 7-0
220 - Parker Ferrell of Team Virginia went 8-0
220 - Koy Hopke of Team Wisconsin went 8-0
220 - Max Shulaw of Ohio Red went 7-0
285 - Aidan Trujillo of Team Colorado went 8-0
285 - Jayce Hitt of Team Missouri went 8-0
285 - Mason Harris of Oklahoma Outlaws FS BLUE went 7-0
285 - Aidan Fockler of Ohio Red went 7-0
285 - Sebastian Lopez of Kansas Red went 6-0
Read More#
Lockett to go for gold, Villasenor to go for bronze, Castillo in repechage at U17 World Championships in men’s freestyle
Brooks earns U17 World bronze bout with repechage win, giving USA four women going for bronze tonight
U.S. receives men’s freestyle draws for the U17 World Championships in Istanbul, Turkey
Cooley wins his first bout but falls in the quarterfinals, Aslikyan still possible for repechage at U17 Worlds in Greco-Roman
