14U National Duals Freestyle All Tournament Team
The 2023 14U National Duals Freestyle All-Tournament team has been announced, based upon results from the 14U National Duals freestyle division, held in Oaks, Pa., on Saturday and Sunday.
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in freestyle qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In freestyle, there were 70 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 29 different states.
A select group of wrestlers made All-Tournament Team in both styles, after also taking this honor on Friday in Greco-Roman. The 29 double All-Tournament Team members are Jhakai Roller of Tennessee (71), Ariah Mills of Georgia (77), Kooper Deputy of Pennsylvania (77), Jeremy Carver of Indiana (83), Corey Brown of Maryland (83), Tyler Conzo of New York (83), Tyler Verceles of Maryland (87), Keegan Bassett of Pennsylvania (87), Graydon Martin of Virginia (97), Jovanni Tovar of Florida (102), Hendrix Schwab of Iowa (102), Jaxon Lane of Tennessee (106), Kaden Clark of Alabama (110), Weston Porter of Iowa (110), Gary High of Tennessee (114), Finnegan O’Brien of New York (119), Dylan Villers of Tennessee (119), Taina Fernandez of Maryland (125), Tommy Rowlands of Ohio (125), Hunter Avalos of Texas (125), Jovani Solis of Florida (130), James Whitbred of Pennsylvania (130), Camryn Howard of New York (136), Duane Leslie of Idaho (149), Salah Tsarni of Maryland (149), Braylon Stewart of Louisiana (165), Kannon Freschette of Washington (165), Leland Day of Colorado (250) and Andrew Olson of Minnesota (250).
Pennsylvania garnered the most members of the Freestyle All-Tournament Team with seven. Three states had five athletes make team: Maryland, Tennessee and Texas. New York and Washington had four on the team. States with three on the team were California, Indiana, Kansas, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia. Those with two on the team were Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa. States with one on the team were Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Utah and West Virginia.
Winning the most matches of the undefeated freestyle athletes with perfect 10-0 records were Jovanni Tovar of Florida (102) and Jovani Solis of Florida (130).
14U NATIONAL DUALS FREESTYLE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
(Name, state, record)
71 pounds
Jhakai Roller, Tennessee, 8-0
77 pounds
Ariah Mills, Georgia, 9-0
Thales Silva, California, 8-0
Kooper Deputy, Pennsylvania, 8-0
Vince Von Bernewitz, Virginia, 7-0
83 pounds
Cody Clarke, Georgia, 8-0
Corey Brown, Maryland, 8-0
Dominic Cordero, Tennessee, 8-0
Jeremy Carver, Indiana, 7-0
Tyler Conzo, New York, 7-0
87 pounds
Lazarus McEwen, Washington, 7-0
Carter Smith, Michigan, 8-0
Tyler Verceles, Maryland, 8-0
Keegan Bassett, Pennsylvania, 8-0
Brand`n Edstrom, Idaho, 7-0
92 pounds
Jojo Burke, New Jersey, 9-0
Max Dinges, Pennsylvania, 6-0
97 pounds
Nathan Matthis, Maryland, 8-0
Graydon Martin, Virginia, 7-0
102 pounds
Jovanni Tovar, Florida, 10-0
Hendrix Schwab, Iowa, 9-0
Cole Lemovitz, Connecticut, 7-0
106 pounds
Anthony Valls, New York, 8-0
Weston Borgers, Ohio, 8-0
Patrick Dowty, Indiana, 7-0
Jaxon Lane, Tennessee, 7-0
Mason Milsaps, Texas, 6-0
110 pounds
Weston Porter, Iowa, 9-0
Quinn Livingston, Oklahoma, 9-0
Urijah Lopez, Ohio, 8-0
Kaden Clark, Alabama, 6-0
114 pounds
Gary High, Tennessee, 8-0
Riker Ohearon, Utah, 8-0
Jacob Woehr, Texas, 6-0
Lincoln Hinchman, Indiana, 5-0
119 pounds
Thunder Page, Kansas, 8-0
Dylan Villers, Tennessee, 8-0
Colten Jones, Virginia, 7-0
Carson Neubert, Wisconsin, 7-0
Finnegan O`Brien, New York, 6-0
Greyson Music, Pennsylvania, 6-0
125 pounds
Thomas Banas, Illinois, 8-0
Taina Fernandez, Maryland, 8-0
Tommy Rowlands, Ohio, 8-0
Hunter Avalos, Texas, 6-0
130 pounds
Jovani Solis, Florida, 10-0
Brodye Kocher-Munoz, Kansas, 8-0
James Whitbred, Pennsylvania, 7-0
Hunter Gordon, Texas, 6-0
Tomm Heiser, Wisconsin, 6-0
136 pounds
Emerson Tjaden, Kansas, 8-0
Gavin Wells, Washington, 7-0
Camryn Howard, New York, 6-0
Alek Palko, Pennsylvania, 6-0
149 pounds
Salah Tsarni, Maryland, 8-0
Duane Leslie, Idaho, 7-0
Cody Savage, Texas, 6-0
Elijah Ornelas, California, 5-0
165 pounds
Isaac Barrientos, Illinois, 8-0
Eli Knight, West Virginia, 8-0
Kannon Freschette, Washington, 7-0
Braylon Stewart, Louisiana, 6-0
187 pounds
Kendahl Hoare, Pennsylvania, 9-0
Jesse Howard, South Carolina, 7-0
Reed Falk, Wisconsin, 7-0
250 pounds
Andrew Olson, Minnesota Blue, 9-0
Leland Day, Colorado Red, 8-0
Corban Patchett, Washington, 7-0
Noah Larios, California, 6-0
Prosper Livingston-Holmes, Kentucky, 6-0
