FLASH: Britton Holmes wins Cadet gold, USA takes five total medals at Malar Cup in Sweden
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by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
VASTERAS, Sweden – Britton Holmes won a gold medal at 69 kg/152 lbs. in the Cadet division, the top U.S. performance in the Malar Cup, a Greco-Roman tournament held Friday and Saturday.
Holmes was one of five USA medalists. Team USA won three silver medals on the Senior level, and added Holmes’ gold and a bronze medal on the Cadet levels.
The USA entered 23 athletes in the competition on Saturday, and advanced 15 athletes into Sunday’s action. This tournament is being run by the old vertical pairing system, which is a double elimination system with either one pool or two pools.
Competing at 69 kg/152 lbs., Holmes won an impressive seven matches over the course of the two days, with pin and three technical falls. In the gold-medal finals, Holmes scored an 8-0 technical fall over Waltteri Latvala of the Vaasan Voima-Veikot club.
Holmes needed four wins on Sunday to reach the top of the podium. Holmes is from Peyton, Colo.
Three USA athletes won Senior-level silver medals, Austin Morrow at 66 kg/145.5 lbs., Logan Kass at 71 kg/156 lbs. and G’Angelo Hancock at 98 kg/215 lbs.
Morrow reeled off five straight wins to reach the finals, all five by technical fall, outscoring his rivals by a combined 42-0. In the championships finals, he was edged by Havard Jorgensen of the Kolbotn Bryting club, 4-2.
Kass also went on a five-match winning streak to win his pool, showing dominance with two pins and three technical falls. In the championship finals, he fell to Simon Erlandsson of the BK Pan club, 11-0.
Morrow and Kass compete for the U.S. Olympic Training Site program at Northern Michigan University. Morrow is from Wenatchee, Wash. and Kass hails from New Prague, Minn.
Hancock used three dominant wins to reach the finals, scoring a pin and two technical falls. He was beaten in the championship match by Leon Kessidis of Huddinge BK, 13-4.
It was the second straight week that Hancock won a medal in an international event in Sweden, taking a gold medal last weekend at the Klippan Cup. Hancock, a U.S. Olympic Training Center resident athlete in Colorado Springs, Colo., won a Junior World bronze medal last year and was third in the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials.
Hunter Lewis scored a bronze medal at 50 kg/110 lbs. in the Cadet division. Lewis lost his first match on Saturday to eventual champion Niklas Ohlen of the Brannans IF club, 6-4. He then won four straight matches, including three pins and a technical fall. In his bronze-medal bout, he put away Tim Schied of Germany with a 9-0 technical fall. Lewis hails from Stoughton, Wis.
The United States had strong team finishes in both age groups.
In the Cadet division, the USA was tied in third place with the Norrtälje BK club with seven points, out of 68 team clubs entered. The Cadet champions were the Västerås BK with 12 points. In the Senior division, the USA finished in fourth place with nine points. Team Tallinn Open was the champion with 13 points.
The U.S. team was coached by USOEC head coach Rob Hermann and by Lucas Steldt.
“The tour was once again an invaluable experience for the US athletes. The double elimination competitions against foreign athletes guaranteed high quality competition. Some athletes had up to 12 plus matches against foreign wrestlers. They also had 8 training seasons with wrestlers from multiple countries. These tours are a major part of our developmental program,” said Steldt.
The next developmental tour is the Austria Junior Open in Gotzis, Austria, March 1-11, 2017. Anyone interested contact USOEC coach Rob Hermann at rhermann@nmu.edu.
MALAR CUP
Vasteras, Sweden, November 5-6
Senior medalists
59 kg/130 lbs.
Gold - Viktor Petryk (Team Tallinn Open)
Silver - Oleksandr Tryfonov (Team Tallinn Open)
Bronze - Yunus Zhorabek (BK Athén)
66 kg/145.5 lbs.
Gold - Håvard Jørgensen (Kolbotn Bryting)
Silver - Austin Morrow (Team USA)
Bronze - Dmytro Kosenok (Team Tallinn Open)
71 kg/156 lbs.
Gold - Simon Erlandsson (BK Pan)
Silver - Logan Kass (Team USA)
Bronze - Bohgan Kabyn (Team Tallinn Open)
75 kg/165 lbs.
Gold - Brage Ringheim (Kolbotn Bryting)
Silver - Frederik Ekstrøm (Denmark)
Bronze - Khalid Kerchiev (Västerås BK)
80 kg/176 lbs.
Gold - Yaroslaou Kurs (Belarus)
Silver - William Svalestad (Tønsberg kameratene)
Bronze - Manfred Edsberg (Falköpings ABK)
85 kg/187.5 lbs.
Gold - Anton Kurs (Belarus)
Silver - Aleksandar Stjepanetic (Björnekulla BK)
Bronze - Stepan Shelmekh (Team Tallinn Open)
98 kg/215 lbs.
Gold - Leon Kessidis (Huddinge BK)
Silver - G´Angelo Hancock (Team USA)
Bronze - Emil Sandahl (HBK Bergania)
U.S. Greco-Roman Senior results
59 kg/130 lbs. – Jordan Martinez, 9th
WIN Damir Pochaev (Russia), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Oleksandr Tryfonov (Team Tallinn Open), tech fall 8-0
LOSS Mohammad Amiri (Orgryte IS BF), 10-6
66 kg/145.5 lbs. – Jordan Auen, dnp/12th
LOSS Dymytro Kosenok (Team Tallinn Open), tech. fall 10-0
WIN Simon Sjostrom (BK Viking Broby), 13-9
LOSS Erik Soini (Huddinge BK), tech. fall 10-2
66 kg/145.5 lbs. – Aaron Kliamovich, dnp/13th
WIN Yousuf Ahmadzai (BK Envig), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Veet Leskinen (Team Nyland), 5-0
LOSS Dmytro Kosenkok (Team Tallinn Open), tech. fall 8-0
66 kg/145.5 lbs. – Austin Morrow, silver medal
WIN Bilal Tipsaev (Orgryte IS fF), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Soren Stein (Germany), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Vusal Karimov (KB Orion), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Artem Aleksakhin (Russia), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Nawid Hajizaden (Hastveda BK), tech. fall 10-0
LOSS Havard Jorgensen (Kolbotn Bryting), 4-2
71 kg/156 lbs. – Logan Kass, silver medal
WIN Moneim Affane (Bjornekulla BK), pin
WIN Babar Ali (Marsvinsholms IF), tech. fall 15-6
WIN Erik Persson (Klippans BK), tech. fall 10-2
WIN Erik Persson (Klippan BK), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Sharafmal Sedigi (Denmark), pin
LOSS Simon Erlandsson (BK Pan), tech. fall 11-0
75 kg/165 lbs. – Michael Donato, dnp/tie 14th
LOSS Vasilis Myxakis (Greece), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Colin Schubert (USA), pin
75 kg/165 lbs. – Colin Schubert, 5th
LOSS Khalid Kerchiev (Vasteras BK), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Michael Donato (USA), pin
WIN Vasilis Myxakis (Greece), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Frederik Ekstron (Denmark), tech. fall 13-5
75 kg/165 lbs. – Corey Fitzgerald, 10th
WIN Johan Karlsson (Vasteras BK), tech. fall 10-0
LOSS Brage RIngheim (Kolbotn Bryting), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Fredrik Borg (Vasby BK), 4-2
75 kg/165 lbs. – David Prado, dnp/tie 14th
LOSS Johan Hedberg (BK Athen), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Aboubakar Toutaiev (Belgium), tech. fall 10-0
75 kg/165 lbs. – Giuseppe Rios, dnp/tie 14th
LOSS Sebastian Aak (Kolbotn Bryting), tech. fall 10-0
LOSS Per-Anders Kure (Ostfold Brytekrets), tech. fall 8-0
85 kg/187.5 lbs. – Tommy Brackett, 8th
WIN Linus Hagman (Kinna AK), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Florian Otto (Germany), 3-2
LOSS Anton Olsson (BK Ore), pin
85 kg/187.5 lbs. – Austin Choan, 9th
LOSS Florian Otto (Germany), 6-0
LOSS Aleksandar Stiepanetic (Bjornekulla BK), tech. fall 8-0
85 kg/187.5 lbs. – Blake Smith, 7th
LOSS Naib Ilaldayev (Husums IF BK), tech. fall 13-4
WIN Hampus Svensson (EAI Brottning), 9-5
LOSS Stepan Shelmekh (Team Tallinn Open), pin
98 kg/215 lbs. – G’Angelo Hancock, silver medal
WIN Otto Ojala (Porin Paini-Miehet), pin
WIN Elias Kenneryd (Varnamo BK), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Yahor Yaskavets (Belarus), tech. fall 9-1
LOSS Leon Kessidis (Huddinge BK), tech. fall 13-4
98 kg/215 lbs. – Anthony Riopelle, 9th
LOSS Kevin Baumann (Team Tallinn Open), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Spencer Wilson (USA), 8-4
98 kg/215 lbs. – Spencer Wilson, 8th
LOSS Leon Kessidis (Huddinge BK), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Anthony Riopelle (USA), 7-4
LOSS Emil Sandahl (HBK Vergania), tech. fall 8-0
Senior Team Standings
1. Team Tallinn Open, 13
2. (tie) OWC A. Medved (Belarus), 9
2. (tie) Kolbotn Bryting, 9
4. Team USA, 9
5. (tie) BK Pan, 4
5. (tie) Huddinge BK, 4
7. (tie) Danish Wrestling – NKC, 3
7. (tie) Björnekulla BK, 3
7. (tie) Tønsberg kameratene, 3
10. (tie) BK Athén, 2
10. (tie) HBK Bergania, 2
10. (tie) Västerås BK, 2
10. (tie) Falköpings ABK, 2
14. (tie) Vaynah/Belgium, 2
15. (tie) BK Ore, 1
15. (tie) BO-TEK/Svetlogorsk/Russian, 1
15. (tie) Varbergs Bois BK, 1
(of 49 teams/clubs)
Cadet medalists
46 kg/101 lbs.
Gold - Daniel Pramatarov (Bulgaria)
Silver - Tino Ojala (Team Nyland)
50 kg/110 lbs.
Gold - Niklas Öhlen (Brännans IF)
Silver - Miru Olsson (Örgryte IS BF)
Bronze - Hunter Lewis (Team USA)
54 kg/119 lbs.
Gold - Abulfazel Hashimy (Hästveda BK)
Silver - Amin Kheder (Västerås BK)
Bronze - Sondre Svarstad (Snøgg Bryting)
58 kg/127.75 lbs.
Gold - Inaya Mohseni (Västerås BK)
Silver - Eirik Hulaas (Drammen AK)
Bronze - Timmy Sköld (Norrtälje BK)
63 kg/138.75 lbs.
Gold - Latif Khayri (BK Athén)
Silver - Isak Bø Rørnes (Fauske Atletklubb)
Bronze - Jimi Ahola (Vaasan Voima-Veikot)
69 kg/152 lbs.
Gold - Britton Holmes (Team USA)
Silver - Waltteri Latvala (Vaasan Voima-Veikot)
Bronze - Joni Komppa (Seinäjoen Paini-Miehet)
76 kg/167.5 lbs.
Gold - David Zaypaev (Østfold Brytekrets)
Silver - Max Karlsson (Västerås BK)
Bronze - Billal Omarov (Västerås BK)
85 kg/187.5 lbs.
Gold - Jacob Logård (Norrtälje BK)
Silver - Ruben Elias Been (Østfold Brytekrets)
Bronze - Oskar Månsson (Umeå Brottning)
100 kg/220 lbs.
Gold - Linus Persson (Höörs BK)
Silver - Fardin Anosheh (BK Atlas)
Bronze - Konstantin Bunin (Russia)
U.S. Greco-Roman Cadet results
50 kg/110 lbs. – Joshua Frye, tie 7th
LOSS Miru Olsson (Orgryte IS BF), pin
LOSS Tim Scheid (Germany), pin
50 kg/110 lbs. – Hunter Lewis, bronze medal
LOSS Niklas Ohlen (Brannans IF), 6-4
WIN Hannes Hofmann (BK Orion), pin
WIN Mohamad Hossine (Heby BK), pin
WIN Snorre Harsem Lund (SP.09), pin
WIN Tim Schied (Germany), tech. fall 9-0
58 kg/128 lbs. – Logan Hatch, dnp/12th
LOSS Harry Bostrom (BK Envig), 12-6
WIN Bilal Kerchiev (Vasteras BK), tech. fall 15-4
LOSS Eirik Hulaas (Drammen AK), 6-0
63 kg/138.75 lbs.– Eric Spence, 5th
WIN Sander Isnes Hoed (Ostfold Brytekrets), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Rohalla Hassan (Hastveda BK), tech. fall 16-6
LOSS Mikael Karlsson (Skovde Atlet och BK), 1-0
WIN Hosin Aqubi (Vasteras BK), 14-6
LOSS Latif Khayri (BK Athen), 4-4
69 kg/152 lbs. – Riley Briggs, 7th
WIN Sebastian Lundell (Vasteras BK), pin
WIN Aron Hervig (Norway), pin
WIN Anton Mansson (Varbers Bois BK), pin
LOSS Waltteri Latvala (Vaasan Voima-Veikot), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Olle Spetz (Varbergs Bois BK), pin
LOSS Noah Ekberg (Hoors BK), 6-0
69 kg/152 lbs. – Alston Nutter, 4th
WIN Gustav Dahl (BK Snar), tech. fall, 10-0
LOSS Britton Holmes (USA), 6-4
WIN Melvin Peterzon (Sandvikens BK), tech. fall 10-0
WIN Rasmus Astrom (Vasteras BK), tech. fall 12-4
WIN Christoffer Dahlen (Enkopings BK), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Joni Komppa (Seinajoen Paini-Miehet), 11-6
69 kg/152 lbs. – Britton Holmes, gold medal
WIN Melvin Peterzon (Sandvikens BK), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Alston Nutter (USA), 6-4
WIN Rasmus Astrom (Vasteras BK), 4-2
WIN Christoffer Dahlen (Enkopings BK), pin
WIN Anton Rosen (Klippans BK), 4-0
WIN Rickard Ahlen (Sundsvalls AK), tech. fall 10-2
WIN Waltteri Latvala (Vaasan Voima-Veikot), tech. fall 8-0
Cadet Team Standings
1. Västerås BK, 12
2. Østfold Brytekrets, 7
3. (tie) Team USA, 7
3. (tie) Norrtälje BK, 7
5. Vaasan Voima-Veikot, 5
6. (tie) BK Athén, 4
6. (tie) Höörs BK, 4
6. (tie) Brännans IF, 4
6. (tie) Hästveda BK, 4
6. (tie) Georgi Ilev (Bulgaria), 4
11. Örgryte IS BF, 4
12. (tie) BK Atlas, 3
12. (tie) Fauske Atletklubb, 3
12. (tie) Drammen AK, 3
12. (tie) Team Nyland, 3
16. (tie) Seinäjoen Paini-Miehet, 2
16. (tie) Snøgg Bryting, 2
16. (tie) Umeå Brottning, 2
16. (tie) BO-TEK/Svetlogorsk/Russian, 2
(of 68 teams/clubs)
Holmes was one of five USA medalists. Team USA won three silver medals on the Senior level, and added Holmes’ gold and a bronze medal on the Cadet levels.
The USA entered 23 athletes in the competition on Saturday, and advanced 15 athletes into Sunday’s action. This tournament is being run by the old vertical pairing system, which is a double elimination system with either one pool or two pools.
Competing at 69 kg/152 lbs., Holmes won an impressive seven matches over the course of the two days, with pin and three technical falls. In the gold-medal finals, Holmes scored an 8-0 technical fall over Waltteri Latvala of the Vaasan Voima-Veikot club.
Holmes needed four wins on Sunday to reach the top of the podium. Holmes is from Peyton, Colo.
Three USA athletes won Senior-level silver medals, Austin Morrow at 66 kg/145.5 lbs., Logan Kass at 71 kg/156 lbs. and G’Angelo Hancock at 98 kg/215 lbs.
Morrow reeled off five straight wins to reach the finals, all five by technical fall, outscoring his rivals by a combined 42-0. In the championships finals, he was edged by Havard Jorgensen of the Kolbotn Bryting club, 4-2.
Kass also went on a five-match winning streak to win his pool, showing dominance with two pins and three technical falls. In the championship finals, he fell to Simon Erlandsson of the BK Pan club, 11-0.
Morrow and Kass compete for the U.S. Olympic Training Site program at Northern Michigan University. Morrow is from Wenatchee, Wash. and Kass hails from New Prague, Minn.
Hancock used three dominant wins to reach the finals, scoring a pin and two technical falls. He was beaten in the championship match by Leon Kessidis of Huddinge BK, 13-4.
It was the second straight week that Hancock won a medal in an international event in Sweden, taking a gold medal last weekend at the Klippan Cup. Hancock, a U.S. Olympic Training Center resident athlete in Colorado Springs, Colo., won a Junior World bronze medal last year and was third in the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials.
Hunter Lewis scored a bronze medal at 50 kg/110 lbs. in the Cadet division. Lewis lost his first match on Saturday to eventual champion Niklas Ohlen of the Brannans IF club, 6-4. He then won four straight matches, including three pins and a technical fall. In his bronze-medal bout, he put away Tim Schied of Germany with a 9-0 technical fall. Lewis hails from Stoughton, Wis.
The United States had strong team finishes in both age groups.
In the Cadet division, the USA was tied in third place with the Norrtälje BK club with seven points, out of 68 team clubs entered. The Cadet champions were the Västerås BK with 12 points. In the Senior division, the USA finished in fourth place with nine points. Team Tallinn Open was the champion with 13 points.
The U.S. team was coached by USOEC head coach Rob Hermann and by Lucas Steldt.
“The tour was once again an invaluable experience for the US athletes. The double elimination competitions against foreign athletes guaranteed high quality competition. Some athletes had up to 12 plus matches against foreign wrestlers. They also had 8 training seasons with wrestlers from multiple countries. These tours are a major part of our developmental program,” said Steldt.
The next developmental tour is the Austria Junior Open in Gotzis, Austria, March 1-11, 2017. Anyone interested contact USOEC coach Rob Hermann at rhermann@nmu.edu.
MALAR CUP
Vasteras, Sweden, November 5-6
Senior medalists
59 kg/130 lbs.
Gold - Viktor Petryk (Team Tallinn Open)
Silver - Oleksandr Tryfonov (Team Tallinn Open)
Bronze - Yunus Zhorabek (BK Athén)
66 kg/145.5 lbs.
Gold - Håvard Jørgensen (Kolbotn Bryting)
Silver - Austin Morrow (Team USA)
Bronze - Dmytro Kosenok (Team Tallinn Open)
71 kg/156 lbs.
Gold - Simon Erlandsson (BK Pan)
Silver - Logan Kass (Team USA)
Bronze - Bohgan Kabyn (Team Tallinn Open)
75 kg/165 lbs.
Gold - Brage Ringheim (Kolbotn Bryting)
Silver - Frederik Ekstrøm (Denmark)
Bronze - Khalid Kerchiev (Västerås BK)
80 kg/176 lbs.
Gold - Yaroslaou Kurs (Belarus)
Silver - William Svalestad (Tønsberg kameratene)
Bronze - Manfred Edsberg (Falköpings ABK)
85 kg/187.5 lbs.
Gold - Anton Kurs (Belarus)
Silver - Aleksandar Stjepanetic (Björnekulla BK)
Bronze - Stepan Shelmekh (Team Tallinn Open)
98 kg/215 lbs.
Gold - Leon Kessidis (Huddinge BK)
Silver - G´Angelo Hancock (Team USA)
Bronze - Emil Sandahl (HBK Bergania)
U.S. Greco-Roman Senior results
59 kg/130 lbs. – Jordan Martinez, 9th
WIN Damir Pochaev (Russia), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Oleksandr Tryfonov (Team Tallinn Open), tech fall 8-0
LOSS Mohammad Amiri (Orgryte IS BF), 10-6
66 kg/145.5 lbs. – Jordan Auen, dnp/12th
LOSS Dymytro Kosenok (Team Tallinn Open), tech. fall 10-0
WIN Simon Sjostrom (BK Viking Broby), 13-9
LOSS Erik Soini (Huddinge BK), tech. fall 10-2
66 kg/145.5 lbs. – Aaron Kliamovich, dnp/13th
WIN Yousuf Ahmadzai (BK Envig), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Veet Leskinen (Team Nyland), 5-0
LOSS Dmytro Kosenkok (Team Tallinn Open), tech. fall 8-0
66 kg/145.5 lbs. – Austin Morrow, silver medal
WIN Bilal Tipsaev (Orgryte IS fF), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Soren Stein (Germany), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Vusal Karimov (KB Orion), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Artem Aleksakhin (Russia), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Nawid Hajizaden (Hastveda BK), tech. fall 10-0
LOSS Havard Jorgensen (Kolbotn Bryting), 4-2
71 kg/156 lbs. – Logan Kass, silver medal
WIN Moneim Affane (Bjornekulla BK), pin
WIN Babar Ali (Marsvinsholms IF), tech. fall 15-6
WIN Erik Persson (Klippans BK), tech. fall 10-2
WIN Erik Persson (Klippan BK), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Sharafmal Sedigi (Denmark), pin
LOSS Simon Erlandsson (BK Pan), tech. fall 11-0
75 kg/165 lbs. – Michael Donato, dnp/tie 14th
LOSS Vasilis Myxakis (Greece), tech. fall 9-0
LOSS Colin Schubert (USA), pin
75 kg/165 lbs. – Colin Schubert, 5th
LOSS Khalid Kerchiev (Vasteras BK), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Michael Donato (USA), pin
WIN Vasilis Myxakis (Greece), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Frederik Ekstron (Denmark), tech. fall 13-5
75 kg/165 lbs. – Corey Fitzgerald, 10th
WIN Johan Karlsson (Vasteras BK), tech. fall 10-0
LOSS Brage RIngheim (Kolbotn Bryting), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Fredrik Borg (Vasby BK), 4-2
75 kg/165 lbs. – David Prado, dnp/tie 14th
LOSS Johan Hedberg (BK Athen), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Aboubakar Toutaiev (Belgium), tech. fall 10-0
75 kg/165 lbs. – Giuseppe Rios, dnp/tie 14th
LOSS Sebastian Aak (Kolbotn Bryting), tech. fall 10-0
LOSS Per-Anders Kure (Ostfold Brytekrets), tech. fall 8-0
85 kg/187.5 lbs. – Tommy Brackett, 8th
WIN Linus Hagman (Kinna AK), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Florian Otto (Germany), 3-2
LOSS Anton Olsson (BK Ore), pin
85 kg/187.5 lbs. – Austin Choan, 9th
LOSS Florian Otto (Germany), 6-0
LOSS Aleksandar Stiepanetic (Bjornekulla BK), tech. fall 8-0
85 kg/187.5 lbs. – Blake Smith, 7th
LOSS Naib Ilaldayev (Husums IF BK), tech. fall 13-4
WIN Hampus Svensson (EAI Brottning), 9-5
LOSS Stepan Shelmekh (Team Tallinn Open), pin
98 kg/215 lbs. – G’Angelo Hancock, silver medal
WIN Otto Ojala (Porin Paini-Miehet), pin
WIN Elias Kenneryd (Varnamo BK), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Yahor Yaskavets (Belarus), tech. fall 9-1
LOSS Leon Kessidis (Huddinge BK), tech. fall 13-4
98 kg/215 lbs. – Anthony Riopelle, 9th
LOSS Kevin Baumann (Team Tallinn Open), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Spencer Wilson (USA), 8-4
98 kg/215 lbs. – Spencer Wilson, 8th
LOSS Leon Kessidis (Huddinge BK), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Anthony Riopelle (USA), 7-4
LOSS Emil Sandahl (HBK Vergania), tech. fall 8-0
Senior Team Standings
1. Team Tallinn Open, 13
2. (tie) OWC A. Medved (Belarus), 9
2. (tie) Kolbotn Bryting, 9
4. Team USA, 9
5. (tie) BK Pan, 4
5. (tie) Huddinge BK, 4
7. (tie) Danish Wrestling – NKC, 3
7. (tie) Björnekulla BK, 3
7. (tie) Tønsberg kameratene, 3
10. (tie) BK Athén, 2
10. (tie) HBK Bergania, 2
10. (tie) Västerås BK, 2
10. (tie) Falköpings ABK, 2
14. (tie) Vaynah/Belgium, 2
15. (tie) BK Ore, 1
15. (tie) BO-TEK/Svetlogorsk/Russian, 1
15. (tie) Varbergs Bois BK, 1
(of 49 teams/clubs)
Cadet medalists
46 kg/101 lbs.
Gold - Daniel Pramatarov (Bulgaria)
Silver - Tino Ojala (Team Nyland)
50 kg/110 lbs.
Gold - Niklas Öhlen (Brännans IF)
Silver - Miru Olsson (Örgryte IS BF)
Bronze - Hunter Lewis (Team USA)
54 kg/119 lbs.
Gold - Abulfazel Hashimy (Hästveda BK)
Silver - Amin Kheder (Västerås BK)
Bronze - Sondre Svarstad (Snøgg Bryting)
58 kg/127.75 lbs.
Gold - Inaya Mohseni (Västerås BK)
Silver - Eirik Hulaas (Drammen AK)
Bronze - Timmy Sköld (Norrtälje BK)
63 kg/138.75 lbs.
Gold - Latif Khayri (BK Athén)
Silver - Isak Bø Rørnes (Fauske Atletklubb)
Bronze - Jimi Ahola (Vaasan Voima-Veikot)
69 kg/152 lbs.
Gold - Britton Holmes (Team USA)
Silver - Waltteri Latvala (Vaasan Voima-Veikot)
Bronze - Joni Komppa (Seinäjoen Paini-Miehet)
76 kg/167.5 lbs.
Gold - David Zaypaev (Østfold Brytekrets)
Silver - Max Karlsson (Västerås BK)
Bronze - Billal Omarov (Västerås BK)
85 kg/187.5 lbs.
Gold - Jacob Logård (Norrtälje BK)
Silver - Ruben Elias Been (Østfold Brytekrets)
Bronze - Oskar Månsson (Umeå Brottning)
100 kg/220 lbs.
Gold - Linus Persson (Höörs BK)
Silver - Fardin Anosheh (BK Atlas)
Bronze - Konstantin Bunin (Russia)
U.S. Greco-Roman Cadet results
50 kg/110 lbs. – Joshua Frye, tie 7th
LOSS Miru Olsson (Orgryte IS BF), pin
LOSS Tim Scheid (Germany), pin
50 kg/110 lbs. – Hunter Lewis, bronze medal
LOSS Niklas Ohlen (Brannans IF), 6-4
WIN Hannes Hofmann (BK Orion), pin
WIN Mohamad Hossine (Heby BK), pin
WIN Snorre Harsem Lund (SP.09), pin
WIN Tim Schied (Germany), tech. fall 9-0
58 kg/128 lbs. – Logan Hatch, dnp/12th
LOSS Harry Bostrom (BK Envig), 12-6
WIN Bilal Kerchiev (Vasteras BK), tech. fall 15-4
LOSS Eirik Hulaas (Drammen AK), 6-0
63 kg/138.75 lbs.– Eric Spence, 5th
WIN Sander Isnes Hoed (Ostfold Brytekrets), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Rohalla Hassan (Hastveda BK), tech. fall 16-6
LOSS Mikael Karlsson (Skovde Atlet och BK), 1-0
WIN Hosin Aqubi (Vasteras BK), 14-6
LOSS Latif Khayri (BK Athen), 4-4
69 kg/152 lbs. – Riley Briggs, 7th
WIN Sebastian Lundell (Vasteras BK), pin
WIN Aron Hervig (Norway), pin
WIN Anton Mansson (Varbers Bois BK), pin
LOSS Waltteri Latvala (Vaasan Voima-Veikot), tech. fall 14-6
WIN Olle Spetz (Varbergs Bois BK), pin
LOSS Noah Ekberg (Hoors BK), 6-0
69 kg/152 lbs. – Alston Nutter, 4th
WIN Gustav Dahl (BK Snar), tech. fall, 10-0
LOSS Britton Holmes (USA), 6-4
WIN Melvin Peterzon (Sandvikens BK), tech. fall 10-0
WIN Rasmus Astrom (Vasteras BK), tech. fall 12-4
WIN Christoffer Dahlen (Enkopings BK), tech. fall 8-0
LOSS Joni Komppa (Seinajoen Paini-Miehet), 11-6
69 kg/152 lbs. – Britton Holmes, gold medal
WIN Melvin Peterzon (Sandvikens BK), tech. fall 8-0
WIN Alston Nutter (USA), 6-4
WIN Rasmus Astrom (Vasteras BK), 4-2
WIN Christoffer Dahlen (Enkopings BK), pin
WIN Anton Rosen (Klippans BK), 4-0
WIN Rickard Ahlen (Sundsvalls AK), tech. fall 10-2
WIN Waltteri Latvala (Vaasan Voima-Veikot), tech. fall 8-0
Cadet Team Standings
1. Västerås BK, 12
2. Østfold Brytekrets, 7
3. (tie) Team USA, 7
3. (tie) Norrtälje BK, 7
5. Vaasan Voima-Veikot, 5
6. (tie) BK Athén, 4
6. (tie) Höörs BK, 4
6. (tie) Brännans IF, 4
6. (tie) Hästveda BK, 4
6. (tie) Georgi Ilev (Bulgaria), 4
11. Örgryte IS BF, 4
12. (tie) BK Atlas, 3
12. (tie) Fauske Atletklubb, 3
12. (tie) Drammen AK, 3
12. (tie) Team Nyland, 3
16. (tie) Seinäjoen Paini-Miehet, 2
16. (tie) Snøgg Bryting, 2
16. (tie) Umeå Brottning, 2
16. (tie) BO-TEK/Svetlogorsk/Russian, 2
(of 68 teams/clubs)
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