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2009 Junior & Cadet Nationals: Day 1 Recap
7/19/2009
InterMat Staff
FARGO, N.D. -- The 2009 ASICS/Vaughan Junior & Cadet National Championships kicked off on Saturday in Fargo, North Dakota with the Cadet National Greco-Roman competition. There are 782 wrestlers competing in the Cadet National Greco-Roman competition across 41 states.
Below is a weight-by-weight summary of the Cadet National Greco-Roman action that took place on Saturday.
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Pool A: Three of the four wrestlers remaining in the pool are undefeated: Dylan Akers (Texas), Jake Smith (Alabama), and Trevor Westerlund. Akers, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, has three technical falls and a pin. Gabe Foltz (Minnesota) who went 2-1 on Day 1, has secured a spot on the All-American podium.
Pool B: Nkosi Moody (Illinois) is the only wrestler in the pool to have gone 4-0. Two other wrestlers, Darshawn Sharpe (Georgia) and Jared Oftedahl (Minnesota), went 3-0. Austin Loos (Wisconsin) went 3-1 with his only loss coming to Moody.
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Pool A: Colton Howell (Missouri) and Jacob Schmitt (Michigan) came out of Day 1 undefeated at 3-0. Joel Shump (Illinois) went 2-1, with his only loss coming by pin to Schmitt. He will next face Howell. Matt Elsenpeter (Minnesota) went 2-2 on the day and is guaranteed to place fourth in the pool, which means he will wrestle for seventh place on Monday.
Pool B: Bobby Nachreiner (Wisconsin) is the lone wrestler to come out of the pool undefeated on Day 1. Nachreiner had a pin, technical fall, and decision. The other three wrestlers remaining, Kyndall Rutz (Colorado), Phillip Laux (Iowa), and Brandon George (Utah) have all lost to Nachreiner. Rutz and Laux are 3-1, while George is 2-1.
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Pool A: Nick Roberts (Pennsylvania), a returning Cadet Nationals double champion, was dominant on Day 1, going 4-0 with four technical falls. Three other wrestlers in the pool went undefeated on Day 1: Tommy Williams (Kansas), Arthur Carmona (California), and Jake Velarde (Washington). Curtis Lampert (Nevada), Braun Marquez (Texas), and Jason Munoz are still alive in the competition.
Pool B: Dylon Thompson (Colorado), Sam Brancale (Minnesota), and Dylan Peters (Iowa) all went undefeated on Day 1. Thompson, a double Cadet Nationals runner-up in 2008, picked up two pins and two decisions. Brancale, a USA Wrestling Schoolboy Triple Crown winner in 2008, had three technical falls and a decision. Austin Hood (Kansas), Josh Rodriguez (California), Nate Thomas (Minnesota), Steven Hopkins (Washington) and Joshua Andrew (Washington) all remain in the hunt for All-American status.
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Pool A: Tyler Fraley (New Jersey), Mitch Brown (Utah), Nashon Garrett (California), and Derek Elmore (Illinois) all went undefeated on Day 1. Fraley, a double Junior National finalist in 2008 who went undefeated at the Junior National Greco-Roman Duals, has outscored his opponents 66-6. Cody Yeik (Washington) went 4-1, losing only to Garrett in three periods.
Pool B: Like Pool A, four of the five wrestlers remaining are undefeated. Those wrestlers include Joey Dance (Virginia), Skylar Wood (Missouri), Corey Keener (Pennsylvania), and Alex Caladrino (Michigan). Dance, who is nationally ranked (11th in the Class of 2013) by InterMat, had a pin, two technical falls, and two decisions. The lone non-undefeated wrestler remaining in the pool is Nicholas Drendel (Illinois), who went 4-1.
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Pool A: Ben Whitford (Michigan), Hunter Weber (Wisconsin), and Brandon Brindley (Alabama) remain undefeated going into Day 2. Whitford, who is nationally ranked (fifth in the Class of 2013) by InterMat, picked up a three-period victory over FILA Cadet Greco-Roman champion Brandon Jeske of Virginia, who finished the day 4-1. Sam Jones (Louisiana) and Nathan Kraisser (Maryland) also went 4-1.
Pool B: Mark Grey (New Jersey) and Ryan McQuade (Wisconsin) look to be the top two wrestlers in Pool B. Both went 5-0. Grey, a returning Cadet Nationals double champion, had four technical falls and a pin. McQuade was nearly as dominant, picking up three technical falls, a pin, and a decision. In addition to Grey and McQuade, four other wrestlers are alive in Pool B. Those wrestlers include Earl Hall (Florida), Gunnar Wolfensperger (Iowa), Jared McKinley (Indiana), and Eric Friedman (Maryland).
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Pool A: Ryan Slaugh (Wyoming), Brian Crutchmer (Oklahoma), and Tyler Goodwin (Maryland) all went 5-0 in Pool A. Other wrestlers still alive include Brandon Charbonneau (Kansas), Eric Lee (Alabama), Isaiah Varona (Florida), and Reed Van Anrooy (Oregon).
Pool B: Four wrestlers went 5-0 in Pool B on Day 1. Those wrestlers include Kevin Norstrem (Flordia), Mike Mioni (Arizona), Conner Baxter (Oklahoma), and Kavon Jones (Nebraska). Norstrem, a Florida high school state champion and a FILA Cadet Greco-Roman All-American in 2009, registered two pins, a technical falls, and two decisions. Alec Mooradian (Michigan), who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, went a disappointing 3-2. Returning All-American Peter Russo (Oregon) also had a disappointing tournament, going 2-2 and failing to place. Matt Enriquez (California), Courtland Hacker (Colorado), and Zachary Vesta (Kansas) all remain in contention for All-American status.
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Pool A: Zachary Horan (Pennsylvania) 5-0, Zane Richards (Illinois), and Brian Sergi (California) finished Day 1 without a loss. Horan, a Cadet Nationals double All-American in 2008, had a pin, two technical falls, and two decisions. Richards, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, had two technical falls and three decisions. Other wrestlers still alive in Pool A include Joseph Hefley (Florida), Justin Meins (Wisconsin), and Stephen Jackson (Delaware).
Pool B: Jacob Falk (Utah), Phillip Kail (Pennsylvania), Kameron Hamley (North Dakota) all went 5-0. Falk, who was a Cadet National Greco-Roman runner-up in 2008, had some close calls (two matches went three periods and another was 1-0, 1-0), but remains unbeaten. Napoleon Aniciete (Nevada), Ryan Deweese (Washington), and Torin Boernke (Wisconsin) all survived Day 1.
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Pool A: Only one wrestler, Casey George (Idaho), went undefeated in Pool A on Day 1. George, an Idaho high school state champion, had two pins, two technical falls, and a decision. The other wrestlers remaining in Pool A are Anthonie Linares (California), Tyler Askey (Georgia), Kimo Napohaku (California), Matt Kelliher (Minnesota), Jared Donar (Wisconsin), and Chaz Lovato (Utah).
Pool B: Alex Dieringer (Wisconsin), Tanner Minder (Missouri), Lucas Smith (Illinois), and Jonathan Clemente went undefeated on Day 1. Dieringer, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals and was a double Cadet Nationals All-American in 2008, had a pin, three technical falls, and a decision. Cody Ross (Florida) and Jason Grimes (Georgia) will also be battling for All-American status on Day 2.
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Pool A: Three wrestlers in Pool A, Oliver Pierce (Texas), Dillon Cowan (Illinois), Dylan Palacio (New York), went undefeated on Day 1. Pierce, a Cadet National folkstyle champion, had a technical falls and four decisions. Tim Riley (Pennsylvania), who went undefeated in the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, had a disappointing tournament, going 0-2 and getting pinned twice. Tyler Strenke (Oregon), Patrick Anthony (Georgia), and Eric Hoffman (Maryland) all finished the day with one loss.
Pool B: Bradey Kolb (Illinois), Dan Dick (Minnesota), and Eleazar Deluca (Oregon) all went a perfect 5-0. Brady Turnbull (Wyoming), Preston Crouse (Missouri), and Tim Fox (Ohio) all remain in the hunt.
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Pool A: Zach Brunson (Oregon) appears to be the class of Pool A. On Saturday, Brunson, a double Cadet Nationals All-American in 2008, went 5-0 with five technical falls. Brooks Climmons (Georgia) also went 5-0. Justin Stitzlein (Ohio), Ryan Gartner (Wisconsin), and Alex Meyer (Iowa) are still alive.
Pool B: Only four wrestlers remain in Pool B, which means all four have secured places on the All-American podium. Logan Addis (Arizona) and Zak Benitz (Wisconsin) both went 5-0. Bryan Peralta (Alabama) and Chase Boontjer (California) both finished the day with one loss.
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Pool A: Three wrestlers finished undefeated on Day 1. Those wrestlers were Brad Dolezal (Wisconsin), Austin Breckenridge (Wyoming), and Chase Sanchez (Kansas). Dolezal, a Cadet National Greco-Roman All-American in 2008, had two technical falls and two decisions. Britton Thompson (Montana), Scott Gibbons (Louisiana), and Joshua Clark (Virginia) all went 4-1.
Pool B:
Justin Koethe (Iowa), Michael Nord (North Dakota), Jesse Baldoza all went undefeated. Koethe, a FILA Cadet Greco-Roman runner-up in 2009 who undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, had two pins, a technical fall, and two decisions. Other wrestlers still alive in Pool B include Kirk Johnson (Indiana), Chris Castillo (Washington), and DJ Beauch (Ohio).
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Pool A: Taylor Massa (Michigan) is looking to become the first wrestler ever to win a USA Wrestling Triple Crown twice as a cadet. Massa was untested on Saturday, going 4-0 with technical falls. He surrendered only three points. Also going undefeated in Pool A were William Baker and Kyle Crutchmer (Oklahoma). Sean Mappes and Cody Tibbetts (Minnesota) will also be battling for All-American status on Sunday.
Pool B: Dylan Reel (Illinois) and Jordan Rogers (Washington) appear to be the frontrunners to come out of Pool B. Both went 5-0 on Saturday. Jayshon Wilson (Pennsylvania), Bubba Scheffel (Maryland), and Donovan Maes (Colorado) all finished Day 1 with a single loss.
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Pool A: Jake Waste (Minnesota) and Patrick Budd (Virginia) both undefeated in Pool A. Waste, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, registered a technical fall and three decisions. Johnny Peregrina (Idaho), Patrick Rhoads (Missouri), John Bolich, and Anthony Delgada (California) remain in contention.
Pool B: Only four wrestlers remain in Pool B. Two of those wrestlers, Sam Brooks (Illinois) and Geordan Speiller (Florida), went a perfect 5-0. Brooks, a FILA Cadet Greco-Roman champion, had a pin, two technical falls, and two decisions. The other two wrestlers who have secured All-American status are Nick Pursel (Kansas) and Brandon Griffin (Oregon).
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Pool A: Devin Peterson (Wisconsin), Tony Martin (Ohio), and Xavier Dye (Ohio) all went 4-0 on Saturday. Peterson, a Cadet National folkstyle champion who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, had a pin, two technical falls, and a decision. Lucas Sheridan (California), Dallas Thornton (Illinois), Michael McKinney (Texas), Jonathan Inman (Missouri), and Connor King (Colorado) all finished with one loss on Saturday.
Pool B: Dwight Howes (Colorado), Eric Hensel (Minnesota), and James Souza (Washington) all sent undefeated. Angelo Rivera (Illinois), Eric Lehman (North Dakota), James Souza (Washington), Michael Ettore (Florida) will battling for places on the All-American podium on Sunday.
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Pool A: Tanner Hall (Idaho) and Justin Walker (California) both went 4-0 on Saturday. Hall, an Idaho high school state champion and a FILA Cadet double All-American, completely dominated his competition on Saturday, picking up a pin and three technical falls. Brian Walker (Alabama), Austin Marsden (Illinois), and Matthew Bilodeau (Pennsylvania) all finished up on Saturday with one loss.
Pool B: Zack Rutt (Minnesota) and Anthony Abro (Michigan) both went undefeated in Pool B. Rutt, a Cadet National folkstyle runner-up, had two pins and a technical fall. Bruce McWilliams (Iowa), Skyler Carroll (Montana), and Conor Wetzel (New York) are all still alive.
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Pool A: Three wrestlers in Pool A conclude Saturday competition undefeated: Brooks Black (Pennsylvania), Joe Scanlan (Iowa), and Luke Miller (Illinois). Black, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals and was a double Schoolboy Nationals champion in 2008, had a pin and three decisions. Urayoan Garcia (New Jersey), Leo Beck (Kansas), Blake Arndt all finished with one loss on Saturday.
Pool B: Five wrestlers remain in Pool B, which only one wrestler competing on Sunday will not become an All-American. Eric Mason (Kansas), Willie Wilson (New Jersey), Josh Marchock (Illinois) went 4-0. Mason, a Schoolboy Nationals double champion in 2008, had four decisions. Jesus Medrano (California) and Edward Isola (Florida) both went 3-1 on Saturday.
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Pool A: The All-Americans have been determined in Pool A. Donny Longendyke (Minnesota), Caleb White (Iowa), and Evan McGee (Oklahoma) won all their matches on Saturday. Longendyke, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, did not surrender a single point on Saturday. Zach Corl (Pennsylvania) is the only non-undefeated wrestler remaining in Pool A.
Pool B: Like Pool A, only four wrestlers remain in the tournament, which means all four will be All-Americans. Devin Pommerenke (Michigan), Nick Nusekabel (Ohio), and Orry Elor (California) all went undefeated. Pommerenke, like Longendyke, did not surrender a single point on Saturday. Collin Campbell (North Carolina) went 3-1, losing only to Nusekabel in three periods.
Below is a weight-by-weight summary of the Cadet National Greco-Roman action that took place on Saturday.
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Pool A: Three of the four wrestlers remaining in the pool are undefeated: Dylan Akers (Texas), Jake Smith (Alabama), and Trevor Westerlund. Akers, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, has three technical falls and a pin. Gabe Foltz (Minnesota) who went 2-1 on Day 1, has secured a spot on the All-American podium.
Pool B: Nkosi Moody (Illinois) is the only wrestler in the pool to have gone 4-0. Two other wrestlers, Darshawn Sharpe (Georgia) and Jared Oftedahl (Minnesota), went 3-0. Austin Loos (Wisconsin) went 3-1 with his only loss coming to Moody.
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Pool A: Colton Howell (Missouri) and Jacob Schmitt (Michigan) came out of Day 1 undefeated at 3-0. Joel Shump (Illinois) went 2-1, with his only loss coming by pin to Schmitt. He will next face Howell. Matt Elsenpeter (Minnesota) went 2-2 on the day and is guaranteed to place fourth in the pool, which means he will wrestle for seventh place on Monday.
Pool B: Bobby Nachreiner (Wisconsin) is the lone wrestler to come out of the pool undefeated on Day 1. Nachreiner had a pin, technical fall, and decision. The other three wrestlers remaining, Kyndall Rutz (Colorado), Phillip Laux (Iowa), and Brandon George (Utah) have all lost to Nachreiner. Rutz and Laux are 3-1, while George is 2-1.
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Pool A: Nick Roberts (Pennsylvania), a returning Cadet Nationals double champion, was dominant on Day 1, going 4-0 with four technical falls. Three other wrestlers in the pool went undefeated on Day 1: Tommy Williams (Kansas), Arthur Carmona (California), and Jake Velarde (Washington). Curtis Lampert (Nevada), Braun Marquez (Texas), and Jason Munoz are still alive in the competition.
Pool B: Dylon Thompson (Colorado), Sam Brancale (Minnesota), and Dylan Peters (Iowa) all went undefeated on Day 1. Thompson, a double Cadet Nationals runner-up in 2008, picked up two pins and two decisions. Brancale, a USA Wrestling Schoolboy Triple Crown winner in 2008, had three technical falls and a decision. Austin Hood (Kansas), Josh Rodriguez (California), Nate Thomas (Minnesota), Steven Hopkins (Washington) and Joshua Andrew (Washington) all remain in the hunt for All-American status.
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Pool A: Tyler Fraley (New Jersey), Mitch Brown (Utah), Nashon Garrett (California), and Derek Elmore (Illinois) all went undefeated on Day 1. Fraley, a double Junior National finalist in 2008 who went undefeated at the Junior National Greco-Roman Duals, has outscored his opponents 66-6. Cody Yeik (Washington) went 4-1, losing only to Garrett in three periods.
Pool B: Like Pool A, four of the five wrestlers remaining are undefeated. Those wrestlers include Joey Dance (Virginia), Skylar Wood (Missouri), Corey Keener (Pennsylvania), and Alex Caladrino (Michigan). Dance, who is nationally ranked (11th in the Class of 2013) by InterMat, had a pin, two technical falls, and two decisions. The lone non-undefeated wrestler remaining in the pool is Nicholas Drendel (Illinois), who went 4-1.
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Pool A: Ben Whitford (Michigan), Hunter Weber (Wisconsin), and Brandon Brindley (Alabama) remain undefeated going into Day 2. Whitford, who is nationally ranked (fifth in the Class of 2013) by InterMat, picked up a three-period victory over FILA Cadet Greco-Roman champion Brandon Jeske of Virginia, who finished the day 4-1. Sam Jones (Louisiana) and Nathan Kraisser (Maryland) also went 4-1.
Pool B: Mark Grey (New Jersey) and Ryan McQuade (Wisconsin) look to be the top two wrestlers in Pool B. Both went 5-0. Grey, a returning Cadet Nationals double champion, had four technical falls and a pin. McQuade was nearly as dominant, picking up three technical falls, a pin, and a decision. In addition to Grey and McQuade, four other wrestlers are alive in Pool B. Those wrestlers include Earl Hall (Florida), Gunnar Wolfensperger (Iowa), Jared McKinley (Indiana), and Eric Friedman (Maryland).
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Pool A: Ryan Slaugh (Wyoming), Brian Crutchmer (Oklahoma), and Tyler Goodwin (Maryland) all went 5-0 in Pool A. Other wrestlers still alive include Brandon Charbonneau (Kansas), Eric Lee (Alabama), Isaiah Varona (Florida), and Reed Van Anrooy (Oregon).
Pool B: Four wrestlers went 5-0 in Pool B on Day 1. Those wrestlers include Kevin Norstrem (Flordia), Mike Mioni (Arizona), Conner Baxter (Oklahoma), and Kavon Jones (Nebraska). Norstrem, a Florida high school state champion and a FILA Cadet Greco-Roman All-American in 2009, registered two pins, a technical falls, and two decisions. Alec Mooradian (Michigan), who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, went a disappointing 3-2. Returning All-American Peter Russo (Oregon) also had a disappointing tournament, going 2-2 and failing to place. Matt Enriquez (California), Courtland Hacker (Colorado), and Zachary Vesta (Kansas) all remain in contention for All-American status.
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Pool A: Zachary Horan (Pennsylvania) 5-0, Zane Richards (Illinois), and Brian Sergi (California) finished Day 1 without a loss. Horan, a Cadet Nationals double All-American in 2008, had a pin, two technical falls, and two decisions. Richards, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, had two technical falls and three decisions. Other wrestlers still alive in Pool A include Joseph Hefley (Florida), Justin Meins (Wisconsin), and Stephen Jackson (Delaware).
Pool B: Jacob Falk (Utah), Phillip Kail (Pennsylvania), Kameron Hamley (North Dakota) all went 5-0. Falk, who was a Cadet National Greco-Roman runner-up in 2008, had some close calls (two matches went three periods and another was 1-0, 1-0), but remains unbeaten. Napoleon Aniciete (Nevada), Ryan Deweese (Washington), and Torin Boernke (Wisconsin) all survived Day 1.
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Pool A: Only one wrestler, Casey George (Idaho), went undefeated in Pool A on Day 1. George, an Idaho high school state champion, had two pins, two technical falls, and a decision. The other wrestlers remaining in Pool A are Anthonie Linares (California), Tyler Askey (Georgia), Kimo Napohaku (California), Matt Kelliher (Minnesota), Jared Donar (Wisconsin), and Chaz Lovato (Utah).
Pool B: Alex Dieringer (Wisconsin), Tanner Minder (Missouri), Lucas Smith (Illinois), and Jonathan Clemente went undefeated on Day 1. Dieringer, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals and was a double Cadet Nationals All-American in 2008, had a pin, three technical falls, and a decision. Cody Ross (Florida) and Jason Grimes (Georgia) will also be battling for All-American status on Day 2.
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Pool A: Three wrestlers in Pool A, Oliver Pierce (Texas), Dillon Cowan (Illinois), Dylan Palacio (New York), went undefeated on Day 1. Pierce, a Cadet National folkstyle champion, had a technical falls and four decisions. Tim Riley (Pennsylvania), who went undefeated in the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, had a disappointing tournament, going 0-2 and getting pinned twice. Tyler Strenke (Oregon), Patrick Anthony (Georgia), and Eric Hoffman (Maryland) all finished the day with one loss.
Pool B: Bradey Kolb (Illinois), Dan Dick (Minnesota), and Eleazar Deluca (Oregon) all went a perfect 5-0. Brady Turnbull (Wyoming), Preston Crouse (Missouri), and Tim Fox (Ohio) all remain in the hunt.
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Pool A: Zach Brunson (Oregon) appears to be the class of Pool A. On Saturday, Brunson, a double Cadet Nationals All-American in 2008, went 5-0 with five technical falls. Brooks Climmons (Georgia) also went 5-0. Justin Stitzlein (Ohio), Ryan Gartner (Wisconsin), and Alex Meyer (Iowa) are still alive.
Pool B: Only four wrestlers remain in Pool B, which means all four have secured places on the All-American podium. Logan Addis (Arizona) and Zak Benitz (Wisconsin) both went 5-0. Bryan Peralta (Alabama) and Chase Boontjer (California) both finished the day with one loss.
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Pool A: Three wrestlers finished undefeated on Day 1. Those wrestlers were Brad Dolezal (Wisconsin), Austin Breckenridge (Wyoming), and Chase Sanchez (Kansas). Dolezal, a Cadet National Greco-Roman All-American in 2008, had two technical falls and two decisions. Britton Thompson (Montana), Scott Gibbons (Louisiana), and Joshua Clark (Virginia) all went 4-1.
Pool B:
Justin Koethe (Iowa), Michael Nord (North Dakota), Jesse Baldoza all went undefeated. Koethe, a FILA Cadet Greco-Roman runner-up in 2009 who undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, had two pins, a technical fall, and two decisions. Other wrestlers still alive in Pool B include Kirk Johnson (Indiana), Chris Castillo (Washington), and DJ Beauch (Ohio).
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Pool A: Taylor Massa (Michigan) is looking to become the first wrestler ever to win a USA Wrestling Triple Crown twice as a cadet. Massa was untested on Saturday, going 4-0 with technical falls. He surrendered only three points. Also going undefeated in Pool A were William Baker and Kyle Crutchmer (Oklahoma). Sean Mappes and Cody Tibbetts (Minnesota) will also be battling for All-American status on Sunday.
Pool B: Dylan Reel (Illinois) and Jordan Rogers (Washington) appear to be the frontrunners to come out of Pool B. Both went 5-0 on Saturday. Jayshon Wilson (Pennsylvania), Bubba Scheffel (Maryland), and Donovan Maes (Colorado) all finished Day 1 with a single loss.
160:
Pool A: Jake Waste (Minnesota) and Patrick Budd (Virginia) both undefeated in Pool A. Waste, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, registered a technical fall and three decisions. Johnny Peregrina (Idaho), Patrick Rhoads (Missouri), John Bolich, and Anthony Delgada (California) remain in contention.
Pool B: Only four wrestlers remain in Pool B. Two of those wrestlers, Sam Brooks (Illinois) and Geordan Speiller (Florida), went a perfect 5-0. Brooks, a FILA Cadet Greco-Roman champion, had a pin, two technical falls, and two decisions. The other two wrestlers who have secured All-American status are Nick Pursel (Kansas) and Brandon Griffin (Oregon).
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Pool A: Devin Peterson (Wisconsin), Tony Martin (Ohio), and Xavier Dye (Ohio) all went 4-0 on Saturday. Peterson, a Cadet National folkstyle champion who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, had a pin, two technical falls, and a decision. Lucas Sheridan (California), Dallas Thornton (Illinois), Michael McKinney (Texas), Jonathan Inman (Missouri), and Connor King (Colorado) all finished with one loss on Saturday.
Pool B: Dwight Howes (Colorado), Eric Hensel (Minnesota), and James Souza (Washington) all sent undefeated. Angelo Rivera (Illinois), Eric Lehman (North Dakota), James Souza (Washington), Michael Ettore (Florida) will battling for places on the All-American podium on Sunday.
189:
Pool A: Tanner Hall (Idaho) and Justin Walker (California) both went 4-0 on Saturday. Hall, an Idaho high school state champion and a FILA Cadet double All-American, completely dominated his competition on Saturday, picking up a pin and three technical falls. Brian Walker (Alabama), Austin Marsden (Illinois), and Matthew Bilodeau (Pennsylvania) all finished up on Saturday with one loss.
Pool B: Zack Rutt (Minnesota) and Anthony Abro (Michigan) both went undefeated in Pool B. Rutt, a Cadet National folkstyle runner-up, had two pins and a technical fall. Bruce McWilliams (Iowa), Skyler Carroll (Montana), and Conor Wetzel (New York) are all still alive.
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Pool A: Three wrestlers in Pool A conclude Saturday competition undefeated: Brooks Black (Pennsylvania), Joe Scanlan (Iowa), and Luke Miller (Illinois). Black, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals and was a double Schoolboy Nationals champion in 2008, had a pin and three decisions. Urayoan Garcia (New Jersey), Leo Beck (Kansas), Blake Arndt all finished with one loss on Saturday.
Pool B: Five wrestlers remain in Pool B, which only one wrestler competing on Sunday will not become an All-American. Eric Mason (Kansas), Willie Wilson (New Jersey), Josh Marchock (Illinois) went 4-0. Mason, a Schoolboy Nationals double champion in 2008, had four decisions. Jesus Medrano (California) and Edward Isola (Florida) both went 3-1 on Saturday.
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Pool A: The All-Americans have been determined in Pool A. Donny Longendyke (Minnesota), Caleb White (Iowa), and Evan McGee (Oklahoma) won all their matches on Saturday. Longendyke, who went undefeated at the Cadet National Greco-Roman Duals, did not surrender a single point on Saturday. Zach Corl (Pennsylvania) is the only non-undefeated wrestler remaining in Pool A.
Pool B: Like Pool A, only four wrestlers remain in the tournament, which means all four will be All-Americans. Devin Pommerenke (Michigan), Nick Nusekabel (Ohio), and Orry Elor (California) all went undefeated. Pommerenke, like Longendyke, did not surrender a single point on Saturday. Collin Campbell (North Carolina) went 3-1, losing only to Nusekabel in three periods.