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Junior National Duals Greco-Roman All-Tournament Team announced
by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
The 2022 Junior National Duals Greco-Roman All-Tournament team has been announced, based upon results from the Junior National Duals Greco-Roman division, held in Tulsa, Okla. on Wednesday and Thursday.
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in Greco-Roman qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In Greco-Roman, there were 34 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 15 different states. Four states had four All-Tournament Team members: Minnesota, Utah, Michigan and Florida. The following states had two All-Tournament Teamers each: Virginia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Oklahoma, Colorado, Iowa and Alabama. States with one on the All-Tournament Team were Nebraska, Wisconsin, Washington and Kansas.
Winning the most matches of the undefeated Greco-Roman athletes was Otto Black of Colorado (126) with nine. There were 16 wrestlers with eight victories in Greco-Roman. The 120-pound weight class had the most on the team with five.
JUNIOR NATIONAL DUALS GRECO-ROMAN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
100 pounds
Caden Smith, Virginia
106 pounds
Luke Koenen, Minnesota Silver
113 pounds
Layne Kleimann, Utah
Luke Lilledahl, Pennsylvania
Drew Hansen, Michigan Red
Brandon Morvari, Minnesota Gold
120 pounds
Kael Lauridsen, Nebraska
Alan Koehler, Minnesota Gold
Massey Odiotti, Illinois
Jackson Blum, Michigan Blue
Gage Walker, Oklahoma Blue
126 pounds
Otto Black, Colorado
Kyison Garcia. Utah
132 pounds
Dyson Dunham, Virginia
Gable Porter, Iowa
138 pounds
Gunnar Hamre, Wisconsin
Nasir Bailey, Illinois
Isaiah Powe, Alabama
145 pounds
Pierson Manville, Pennsylvania
Devin Stone, Alabama
152 pounds
Hunter Garvin, Iowa
160 pounds
Thor Michaelson, Washington
Brendon Abdon, Florida
Gavin Gust, Minnesota Silver
170 pounds
Riggin Boger, Utah
Brayden Gautreau. Michigan Blue
Talon McCollom, Oklahoma Blue
182 pounds
Franklin Ordonez-Fernandez, Florida
195 pounds
Sawyer Bartelt, Florida
William McCleary, Utah
220 pounds
Caden Ferris, Michigan Blue
285 pounds
Sebastian Lopez, Kansas Blue
Ethan Vergara, Florida
Matthew Moore, Colorado
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in Greco-Roman qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In Greco-Roman, there were 34 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 15 different states. Four states had four All-Tournament Team members: Minnesota, Utah, Michigan and Florida. The following states had two All-Tournament Teamers each: Virginia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Oklahoma, Colorado, Iowa and Alabama. States with one on the All-Tournament Team were Nebraska, Wisconsin, Washington and Kansas.
Winning the most matches of the undefeated Greco-Roman athletes was Otto Black of Colorado (126) with nine. There were 16 wrestlers with eight victories in Greco-Roman. The 120-pound weight class had the most on the team with five.
JUNIOR NATIONAL DUALS GRECO-ROMAN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
100 pounds
Caden Smith, Virginia
106 pounds
Luke Koenen, Minnesota Silver
113 pounds
Layne Kleimann, Utah
Luke Lilledahl, Pennsylvania
Drew Hansen, Michigan Red
Brandon Morvari, Minnesota Gold
120 pounds
Kael Lauridsen, Nebraska
Alan Koehler, Minnesota Gold
Massey Odiotti, Illinois
Jackson Blum, Michigan Blue
Gage Walker, Oklahoma Blue
126 pounds
Otto Black, Colorado
Kyison Garcia. Utah
132 pounds
Dyson Dunham, Virginia
Gable Porter, Iowa
138 pounds
Gunnar Hamre, Wisconsin
Nasir Bailey, Illinois
Isaiah Powe, Alabama
145 pounds
Pierson Manville, Pennsylvania
Devin Stone, Alabama
152 pounds
Hunter Garvin, Iowa
160 pounds
Thor Michaelson, Washington
Brendon Abdon, Florida
Gavin Gust, Minnesota Silver
170 pounds
Riggin Boger, Utah
Brayden Gautreau. Michigan Blue
Talon McCollom, Oklahoma Blue
182 pounds
Franklin Ordonez-Fernandez, Florida
195 pounds
Sawyer Bartelt, Florida
William McCleary, Utah
220 pounds
Caden Ferris, Michigan Blue
285 pounds
Sebastian Lopez, Kansas Blue
Ethan Vergara, Florida
Matthew Moore, Colorado