14U Nationals Duals Greco-Roman All Tournament Team
Press Release by USA Wrestling
The 2023 14U National Duals Greco-Roman All-Tournament team has been announced, based upon results from the 14U National Duals Greco-Roman division, held in Oaks, Pa.., on Thursday and Friday
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 60 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 24 different states. Maryland had the most on the All-Tournament Team with six. Tennessee, New York and Iowa all had five on the team. Pennsylvania and Minnesota each had four on the team. Those with three on the All-Tournament Team were Indiana, Arkansas and Ohio. Six states had two All-Tournament athletes: Georgia, Idaho, Florida, Michigan, Alabama, Oklahoma and Illinois. Teams with one on the All-Tournament Team are Florida, Virginia, Utah, Texas, Missouri, Washington, Louisiana and Colorado.
Winning the most matches of the undefeated Greco-Roman athletes with perfect 9-0 records were Sully Marx of Minnesota (97), Hendrix Schwab of Iowa (102) , Mathew Prine of Iowa (106) , Gage Bjerga of Minnesota (106) , Weston Porter of Iowa (110) , Parker Casey of Iowa (149) , Joe Constable of Iowa (187), Owen Johnson of Minnesota (187) and Andrew Olson of Minnesota (250).
There were 21 athletes who finished with an 8-0 record. Among them was Taina Fernandez of Maryland (125), who is one of the nation’s best girl wrestlers, currently ranked No. 3 in the National Girls High School Rankings at her weight class. For a girl to make a National Duals All-Tournament Team in Greco-Roman at this age-level is very rare indeed.
14U NATIONAL DUALS GRECO-ROMAN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
(Name, state, record)
71 pounds
Diego Robertty Florida 8-0
Leo Murillo PA Blue 7-0
Jhakai Roller Tennessee 6-0
77 pounds
Jacob Naylor Maryland 8-0
Ariah Mills Georgia 6-0
Kooper Deputy PA Blue 5-0
83 pounds
Michael Rundell Illinois 8-0
Jeremy Carver Indiana 8-0
Corey Brown Maryland 8-0
Tyler Conzo New York 6-0
87 pounds
Tyler Verceles Maryland 8-0
Keegan Bassett PA Blue 7-0
Zachary Donalson Arkansas 6-0
Ethan Hauser New York 6-0
92 pounds
Wyatt Rossi Maryland 8-0
97 pounds
Sully Marx MN Blue 9-0
Greysen Packer Idaho 8-0
Conner Whitely Ohio 7-0
Graydon Martin Virginia 7-0
Robert Ruscitti Illinois 5-0
102 pounds
Hendrix Schwab Iowa 9-0
Jovanni Tovar Florida 8-0
Blake Nevils Arkansas 6-0
Carson Blum Michigan 6-0
106 pounds
Mathew Prine Iowa 9-0
Gage Bjerga MN Blue 9-0
Carson Blum Michigan 6-0
Jaxon Lane Tennessee 5-0
110 pounds
Weston Porter Iowa 9-0
Kaden Clark Alabama 8-0
Braden Perez Ok Red 7-0
Jaxon Lane Tennessee 5-0
114 pounds
Abrum Swathwood Indiana 6-0
Gary High Tennessee 6-0
119 pounds
Caleb Gray Lowe Alabama 8-0
Joseph Whitford Jr Utah 8-0
Finnegan O`Brien New York 6-0
Dylan Villers Tennessee 6-0
125 pounds
Taina Fernandez Maryland 8-0
Hunter Avalos Texas 8-0
Tommy Rowlands Ohio 7-0
Cruz Hezel Georgia 6-0
130 pounds
Jovani Solis Florida 8-0
Gavin Cantera Ohio 7-0
James Whitbred PA Blue 7-0
Jake Nieto New York 6-0
136 pounds
Corbin Wooley OK Blue 7-0
Camryn Howard New York 6-0
149 pounds
Parker Casey Iowa 9-0
Duane Leslie Idaho 8-0
Salah Tsarni Maryland 8-0
165 pounds
Tyrus Alley Missouri 8-0
Kannon Freschette Washington 8-0
187 pounds
Joe Constable Iowa 9-0
Owen Johnson MN Blue 9-0
Braylon Stewart Louisiana 7-0
250 pounds
Andrew Olson MN Blue 9-0
Leland Day CO Red 8-0
Camden Williams Indiana 8-0
Wyatt MacMillan Arkansas 6-0
