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Junior National Women’s Duals All-Tournament Team announced
by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
The 2022 Junior National Women’s Duals All-Tournament team has been announced, based upon results from the Junior National Women’s Duals, held in Tulsa, Okla. on Wednesday and Thursday.
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in women’s freestyle qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In women’s freestyle, there were 33 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 15 different states. Calfornia, which won the team title, had the most on the All-Tournament Team with four. States with three athletes on the All-Tournament Team were Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, South Carolina, Idaho and Michigan. Those with two All-Tournament Teamers were Wisconsin, Minnesota and Texas. States with one on the All-Tournament Team were Florida, Colorado, Kansas, Virginia and Missouri.
Winning the most matches of the undefeated women’s freestyle athletes were the 17 athletes who won eight matches: Brooke Corrigan of Wisconsin (100), Lexia Schechterly of Pennsylvania Red (106), Savannah Witt of Pennsylvania (122), Zao Estrada of South Carolina (122), Alyssa Randles of Idaho (127), Josie Davis of Ohio Blue (127), Morgan Edwards of Pennsylvania Red (132), Caroline Gilstrap of South Carolina (138), Liv Wieber of Idaho (138), Netavia Wickson of Illinois (138), AshLynn Goodwin of Kansas (144), Caitlyn Davis of South Carolina (144), May Cuyler of Virginia (144), Alexandra Hofrichter of Wisconsin (152), Amie Hartman of Idaho (220), Savannah Isaac of Ohio Blue (220) and Ariana Maestas of Texas Red (225)
The weight classes which had the most on the team were 106 pounds and 144 pounds, with four.
JUNIOR NATIONAL WOMEN’S DUALS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
100 pounds
Brooke Corrigan, Wisconsin
Mary Manis, Florida
106 pounds
Lexia Schechterly, Pennsylvania Red
Aspen Blasko, Minnesota Storm
Mikayla Garcia, California
Chloe Dearwester, Ohio Blue
117 pounds
Maya Davis, Illinois
Arieana Arias California
Isabella Marie Gonzales, California
122 pounds
Savannah Witt, Pennsylvania
Zao Estrada, South Carolina
127 pounds
Alyssa Randles, Idaho
Josie Davis, Ohio Blue
Cadence Diduch, Illinois
132 pounds
Morgan Edwards, Pennsylvania Red
Sarah Savidge, Colorado
138 pounds
Caroline Gilstrap, South Carolina
Liv Wieber, Idaho
Netavia Wickson, Illinois
144 pounds
AshLynn Goodwin, Kansas
Caitlyn Davis, South Carolina
May Cuyler, Virginia
Maddie Kubicki, Missouri 1
152 pounds
Alexandra Hofrichter, Wisconsin
Johanna Forman, California
164 pounds
Amarisa Manuel, Michigan Blue
Selena Sifuentes Shaffer, Texas Blue
180 pounds
Ella Pagel Minnesota Storm
Sabrina Nauss, Michigan Blue
200 pounds
Amie Hartman Idaho
Savannah Isaac, Ohio Blue
225 pounds
Ariana Maestas, Texas Red
Eliana Bommarito, Michigan Blue
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in women’s freestyle qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In women’s freestyle, there were 33 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 15 different states. Calfornia, which won the team title, had the most on the All-Tournament Team with four. States with three athletes on the All-Tournament Team were Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, South Carolina, Idaho and Michigan. Those with two All-Tournament Teamers were Wisconsin, Minnesota and Texas. States with one on the All-Tournament Team were Florida, Colorado, Kansas, Virginia and Missouri.
Winning the most matches of the undefeated women’s freestyle athletes were the 17 athletes who won eight matches: Brooke Corrigan of Wisconsin (100), Lexia Schechterly of Pennsylvania Red (106), Savannah Witt of Pennsylvania (122), Zao Estrada of South Carolina (122), Alyssa Randles of Idaho (127), Josie Davis of Ohio Blue (127), Morgan Edwards of Pennsylvania Red (132), Caroline Gilstrap of South Carolina (138), Liv Wieber of Idaho (138), Netavia Wickson of Illinois (138), AshLynn Goodwin of Kansas (144), Caitlyn Davis of South Carolina (144), May Cuyler of Virginia (144), Alexandra Hofrichter of Wisconsin (152), Amie Hartman of Idaho (220), Savannah Isaac of Ohio Blue (220) and Ariana Maestas of Texas Red (225)
The weight classes which had the most on the team were 106 pounds and 144 pounds, with four.
JUNIOR NATIONAL WOMEN’S DUALS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
100 pounds
Brooke Corrigan, Wisconsin
Mary Manis, Florida
106 pounds
Lexia Schechterly, Pennsylvania Red
Aspen Blasko, Minnesota Storm
Mikayla Garcia, California
Chloe Dearwester, Ohio Blue
117 pounds
Maya Davis, Illinois
Arieana Arias California
Isabella Marie Gonzales, California
122 pounds
Savannah Witt, Pennsylvania
Zao Estrada, South Carolina
127 pounds
Alyssa Randles, Idaho
Josie Davis, Ohio Blue
Cadence Diduch, Illinois
132 pounds
Morgan Edwards, Pennsylvania Red
Sarah Savidge, Colorado
138 pounds
Caroline Gilstrap, South Carolina
Liv Wieber, Idaho
Netavia Wickson, Illinois
144 pounds
AshLynn Goodwin, Kansas
Caitlyn Davis, South Carolina
May Cuyler, Virginia
Maddie Kubicki, Missouri 1
152 pounds
Alexandra Hofrichter, Wisconsin
Johanna Forman, California
164 pounds
Amarisa Manuel, Michigan Blue
Selena Sifuentes Shaffer, Texas Blue
180 pounds
Ella Pagel Minnesota Storm
Sabrina Nauss, Michigan Blue
200 pounds
Amie Hartman Idaho
Savannah Isaac, Ohio Blue
225 pounds
Ariana Maestas, Texas Red
Eliana Bommarito, Michigan Blue