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Burroughs, Green Qualify for World Championships; 2-10 Oct 2021​


"At 70 kg in the men's freestyle, Green defeated Jordan Oliver in the semifinal match 6-4 to place himself in the final best two out of three championship series against Ryan Deakin. Green beat Deakin in two-straight matches as he forced a step out with five seconds left in the second to win 4-2. The upcoming trip to Norway will mark Green's sixth Senior World Championships.

Burroughs' story was similar as he defeated Jason Nolf 5-3 in the semifinals of the 79 kg freestyle division to qualify for the championship series against Alex Dieringer. Using three double legs, Burroughs took the first match 10-5. In the second, Burroughs won 4-3 to qualify for his 10th Olympic or World Team Championships combined. He has won eight previous medals, with five gold and three bronze. "
 
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Team USA captured three gold medals from Thomas Gilman at 57 kg, Kyle Dake at 74 kg and Jordan Burroughs at 79 kg, three silver medals from Snyder, Daton Fix at 61 kg and David Taylor at 86 kg, plus one bronze medal from J’den Cox at 92 kg.

Final Team Standings
1. Russian Wrestling Federation, 173
2. USA, 168
3. Iran, 162
4. Georgia, 68
5. Turkey, 58
6. Mongolia, 56
7. Belarus, 45
8. Azerbaijan, 42
9. Poland, 39
10. Armenia, 39

The gold medal ties Burroughs with John Smith’s U.S. freestyle record of six World and Olympic gold medals combined. Burroughs previously won world titles in 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017, in addition to his Olympic triumph in London.
 
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Former NU Lineman Farmer and All-American Berger Qualify for World Team Trials​

Tanner Farmer wins Bill Farrell Open at 130 kg in Greco-Roman, while Tyler Berger wins in freestyle at 70 kg


"Three-time NCAA All-American Tyler Berger (CA RTC) took down 2019 NCAA champion and 2020 Pan-Am gold medalist Anthony Ashnault (NYAC) in the 70 kg final. The first period ended tied at 2-2. Berger accredits his win to focusing on his motion and his shot which showed on the scoreboard with two additional blast doubles. In a tight match, Berger came out with the win over Ashnault, 6-6. "

 
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TWO-TIME WORLD MEDALIST JAMES GREEN NAMED USA WRESTLING NATIONAL FREESTYLE DEVELOPMENTAL COACH​


"He will work within USA Wrestling’s National Teams Department, and on the staff of USA Wrestling’s National Freestyle Coach Bill Zadick and alongside Manager of Freestyle Programs Joe Russell. Green will be working with USA Wrestling’s elite age-group freestyle wrestlers including managing the Elite Accelerated Program at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Green won a silver medal at the 2017 World Championships in Paris, France, as part of the U.S. team which won the Senior World Team title. He also won a bronze medal at the 2015 World Championships in Las Vegas, Nev. Green competed on six U.S. Senior World Teams.
Green won Pan American Championships titles in 2017 and 2018. He claimed U.S. Senior National titles in 2017 and 2021. Green competed on three U.S. World Cup teams. During his career, he won medals in major international tournaments in Turkey, Poland, France, Russia, Bulgaria, Spain and Ukraine. He also won a silver medal at the 2014 University World Championships.

He was a four-time NCAA All-American for the University of Nebraska, placing third in the 2014 and 2015 NCAA Championships, and seventh at the 2012 and 2013 NCAA Championships, competing for coach Mark Manning. Green was a 2014 Big Ten champion and 2013 Big Ten runner-up."

 
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Nebraska club members 2022 US Open Entries For ALL Divisions:

The US Open will take place April 27-May 1 and will help establish Team USA's world team for multiple age levels. Below is Nebraska wrestlers currently entered from the U15, U17, U20, and senior-level divisions.

Men's Freestyle​

70 kg3. Tyler BergerNebraskaCalifornia Regional Training Center (CA RTC)
70 kgNoah StyskalNebraska
74 kgCollin PurintonNebraskaSunkist Kids Wrestling Club
79 kgJordan BaughmanNebraska
125kg5. Christian LanceNebraska Wrestling Training Center

Men's Greco-Roman​

55 kgCamden RussellNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
63 kgCorbin NirschlNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
82 kgTyler CunninghamNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
97 kgDylan BuschowNebraskaMustang Wrestling Club

U20 Freestyle​

57 kgConor KnopickNebraska
57 KGCaleb CoyleNebraskaBeaver Dam Wrestling Region
57 KGNathanial HartmanNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
57 KGJakason BurksNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
61 kgGarrett GriceNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
61 kgKeith SmithNebraska
61 kgDyson KunzNebraskaNorthern Colorado Wrestling
61 KGDominic SerrranoColoradoNebraska Wrestling Training C
67 kgTyler AntoniakNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
67 kgBaylor KaupNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
70 KGJoshua LickingNebraskaNebraska Wrestling Training C
74 KGAntrell TaylorNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
79 KGElise Brown TonTexasNebraska Wrestling Training
79 KG Evan CanoyerNebraskaSpartan Combat RTC
86 KGNathan HaasCalifNebraska Wrestling Training C
92 KGSilas AllredIndianaNebraska Wrestling Training C

U20 Greco-Roman

WeightNameStateTeam
55 kgCaleb CoyleNebraskaBeaver Dam Wrestling Regional Training Center
55 kgJakason BurksNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
60 kgKeith SmithNebraska
60 kgDyson KunzNebraskaNorthern Colorado Wrestling Club
67 kgTyler AntoniakNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
67 kgBaylor KaupNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy

U17 Freestyle
WeightNameStateTeam
45 kgHudson LogesNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
45 kgCole WelteNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
48 kgCadyn CoyleNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
55 kgKael LauridsenNebraskaThe Best Wrestler
55 kgMiles AndersonNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
55 kgBrayden CanoyerNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
60 kgConnor RitonyaNebraskaBennington High School Wrestling
65 kgJoel AdamsNebraskaThe Best Wrestler
71 kgJacob LickingNebraskaNorfolk Wrestling Club
71 kgAndrew SmithNebraskaNebraska Golden Eagles Wrestling Club
92 kgMason VillwokNebraskaThe Best Wrestler


U17 Greco-Roman
WeightNameStateTeam
45 kgHudson LogesNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
45 kgCole WelteNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
45 kgCadyn CoyleNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
55 kgMiles AndersonNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
55 kgBrayden CanoyerNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
55 kgKael LauridsenNebraskaThe Best Wrestler
55 kgAvery RussellNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
65 kgJoel AdamsNebraskaThe Best Wrestler
71 kgAiden RobertsonNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
80 kgMason VillwokNebraskaThe Best Wrestler

U15 Freestyle​

38 kgCruzer DominguezNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
44 kgZaiyahn OrnelasNebraskaTeam Zapas Wrestling Club
85 kgAdonis Bonar IINebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy

U15 Greco-Roman​

38 kgCruzer DominguezNebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy
44 kgZaiyahn OrnelasNebraskaTeam Zapas Wrestling Club
85 kgAdonis Bonar IINebraskaMWC Wrestling Academy

Finals Schedule (all times below Eastern)

Wednesday, April 27
U20 Greco-Roman finals - 7:00 PM

Thursday, April 28
U17 Greco-Roman finals - 6:00 PM

Friday, April 29
Senior Women's Freestyle finals - 9:00 PM

Saturday, April 30
U15 Men's Freestyle finals - 7:00 PM
U20 Men's Freestyle finals - 9:00 PM
Senior Men's Freestyle finals - 9:00 PM

Sunday, May 1
U15 Greco-Roman finals - 5:00 PM
U17 Men's Freestyle finals - 8:00 PM

Senior Greco-Roman finals - 8:00 PM

Here's how to watch the 2022 US Open Wrestling Championships broadcast on FloWrestling. The 2022 US Open Wrestling Championships broadcast starts on Apr 27, 2022 and runs until May 2, 2022. Stream or cast from your desktop, mobile or TV. Now available on Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast and Apple TV.


 
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RESULTS:​

Finals U20 Greco Roman​

55KG: Jakason Burks NE (MWC Wrestling Academy) VSU Caleb Coyle NE (Beaver Dam Wrestling Regional Tra
55 KG:
1. Jakason Burks (MWC)
2. Caleb Coyle (BVRD)
3. Jonathan Gurule (NMU)

60 KG finals
1. Max Black (BLFX)
2. Anthony Aniciete (ATC)
3. Nash Singleton (ROSE)
4. Keith Smith (TBW)
5. Dyson Kunz (NCO
)

67 KG Finals:
1. Robert Perez III (SKWC)
2. Hunter Garvin (BIGG)
3. Tyler Antoniak (MWC)

Finals U17 Greco Roman:

55 KG:
1. Nick Treaster (Newton Wrestling Club)
2. Austin Laudenbach (Apple Valley Wrestling Club)
3. Kael Lauridsen (TBW)
4. Otto Black (BLFX)


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45 KG:
1. Davis Motyka (XCalibur Athletics)
2. Hudson Loges (MWC)
3. Domenic Munaretto (Toss Em Up Wrestling Academy)

65 KG:
1. Joel Adams (TBW) (Millard South)

2. Pierson Manville (PA)
3. Zach Hanson (PNCL)
4. Smokey McClure (AWA)

Outstanding Wrestler
65 kg Joel Adams of The Best Wrestler
 
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More Final Results:
Sr Freestyle:
70KG: Tyler Berger
DNP (Lost by NC-No Contest) 6th? [Already has World team slot][5th - Sam Sasso (Ohio RTC / TMWC) no contest Tyler Berger (California RTC (CA RTC) / TMWC)]
74KG; Collin Purinton
will wrestle Pappas for 3rd: Won 10-0 [3rd - Collin Purinton (Sunkist Kids WC) tech Peter Pappas (Unattached (George Mason)), 10-0 1:34]
125 KG: Christian Lance
will wrestle Davison for 5th: Lost 10-2, placed 6th.[5th Lucas Davison (Wildcat WC / TMWC) dec Christian Lance (Nebraska Wrestling Training Center), 10-2]

Collin Purinton came in unseeded and really did some good things. After a bye in the Round of 64, Purinton won 10-0 via tech over Nektoe Demison in just 48 seconds. In the Round of 16, Purinton fell to Pennsylvania’s Andrew Cerniglia 14-4 via tech in the second period, dropping him to the consolation bracket. Purinton rattled off wins on the back side, downing John Van Schenk Brill 10-0 via tech before beating 5-seed Cam Amine 5-2. Amine is fresh off an NCAA final appearance for Michigan. Purinton then rattled off four straight 10-0 tech wins to finish in third place. Purinton exacted his revenge over Cerniglia as he beat him 10-0 in 2:30 in the consolation semis. Then in the third-place match, Purinton teched Peter Pappas of George Mason in the first period. With his 7-1 record and third-place finish, Purinton earned a spot at the World Team Trials and looks to be a rapidly improving guy on the senior level.

U20 Freestyle:61KG: Grice will wrestle Ysaguirre for 3rd: Won 3-1 (3rd)
79KG: E Brown Ton will wrestle Welsh for 3rd: Lost 12-5 (4th)
86KG: Nathan Haas will wrestle Parker for 5th: Lost 4-4 (6th)
92KG: Silas Allred will wrestle J. Smith for Championship!: Lost 12-1 (2d)

GR17
45KG: Hudson Loges Second!55KG: Kael Lauridsen Third

U15 Freestyle:38KG: Cruzer Dominguez Sixth44KG: Zaiyahn Ornelas Sixth85KG: Adonis Bonar II Sixth

U17 Freestyle:45KG: 7th Hudson Loges NE (MWC Wrestling Academy) dec. Cole Welte NE (MWC Wrestling Academy), 8-055KG: Kael Lauridsen (TBW) 6th (VIN-Injury default).
65 KG: Championship series – Tyler Kasak (PA) over Joel Adams (The Best Wrestler)Bout 1 - Adams dec Kasak, 4-3Bout 2 - Kasak dec Adams, 7-0Bout 3 - Kasak dec Adams, 6-4

At 65 kg, we saw a rematch from the 138-pound 16U Fargo finals where Joel Adams from Nebraska (Millard South) bested Tyler Kasak from Pennsylvania, 7-6, in a match that came down to the last seven seconds. Adams made the freestyle finals after winning Outstanding Wrestler in the Greco-Roman division. In another close match, Adams won bout one, 4-3. Match two also went the full six minutes, but this time Kasak did not let Adams put any points on the board, as Kasak won the second bout 7-0. In the deciding third match, Kasak scored a tight 6-4 decision to make the World Team.

Five Huskers earn World Team Trials berths: Lance, Purinton, Berger, Brown Ton, Haas. "USA Wrestling is pleased to announce that it has awarded the 2022 World Team Trials Challenge Tournament to Coralville, Iowa. The event will be hosted at Xtream Arena, May 21-22.

The World Team Trials Challenge Tournament features top Olympic hopefuls in the three Olympic disciplines: men’s freestyle, women’s freestyle and Greco-Roman. Winners and some of the runners-up will advance to Final X in June.
Final X is the last step in the Senior World Team Trials process which will determine the 2022 U.S. Senior World Team that will compete in Belgrade, Serbia, Sept. 12-18. USA Wrestling will announce the sites for 2022 Final X events in the near future."
 
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I hope Coach Manning is recruiting Joel Adams, and the other finishers of the USMC US Open.
 
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Men's freestyle seeds released for World Team Trials Challenge Tournament

70 kg
1. AlecPantaleoCliff Keen WC/TMWC
2. RyanDeakinWildcat WC/TMWC
3. JordanOliverSunkist Kids Wrestling Club
4. ZainRetherfordNittany Lion WC/TMWC
5. DougZapfPennsylvania RTC/TMWC
6. MichaelBlockhusGopher Wrestling Club - RTC
7. SamSassoOhio RTC/TMWC
8. Tyler Berger California RTC/TMWC

74 kg
1. JasonNolfNittany Lion WC/TMWC
2. JoshuaShieldsSunkist Kids Wrestling Club
3. ThomasGanttWolfpack WC/TMWC
4. DavidCarrCyclone Regional Training Center C-RTC
5. Collin Purinton Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club

97 kg
1. MichaelMacchiavelloWolfpack WC/TMWC
2. KollinMooreOhio RTC/TMWC
3. Timothy Dudley Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club

"Timothy Dudley, who starred for Nebraska, moved up to 97 kg this year and placed fourth at the U.S. Open. He has placed at the U.S. Open at 86 kg, 92 kg and 97 kg."

125 kg
1. HaydenZillmerGopher Wrestling Club - RTC
2. NickGwiazdowskiSpartan Combat WC/TMWC
3. AnthonyCassioppiHawkeye WC/TMWC
4. DominiqueBradleySunkist Kids Wrestling Club
5. TyWalzSoutheast RTC/TMWC
6. KyvenGadsonSunkist Kids Wrestling Club
7. DemetriusThomasPittsburgh Wrestling Club
8. LucasDavisonWildcat WC/TMWC
9. JordanWoodLehigh Valley Wrestling Club
10. Christian Lance Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club

Greco-Roman seeds
for the World Team Trials Challenge tournament

130 kg
1. CohltonSchultzSunkist Kids Wrestling Club
2. Tanner Farmer New York Athletic Club
 
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World Team Trials Challenge Tournament

All 5 wrestlers were in contention to place.

Berger wins third place,
3rd - Tyler Berger (CAL/TMWC) dec. Sam Sasso (ORTC/TMWC), 9-5

Purintan loses to Gant 14-3.
Dudley loses to Laird 10-5 for 4th place.
Lance out of contention.

Farmer will wrestle Schultz for first place. Schultz and Farmer qualify and will wrestler at Final X Stillwater, 3 June.

 
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"USA Wrestling present the 2022 Final X Stillwater on June 3rd. Each weight will be a best-of-three showdown with the winner getting to represent Team USA at the World Championships

The Final X series will determine the 2022 U.S. Senior World Teams in all three of the Olympic disciplines: men’s and women’s freestyle and Greco-Roman. There will be two Final X events this year, one in Stillwater, OK and a second Final X in New York City, NY"

Bout 3 – 130 kg GR
Tanner Farmer vs. Cohlton Schultz

 
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U23 WORLD TEAM TRIALS PREVIEW​

Huskers participating:

"After his standout performance at the 2022 NCAA tournament, which made him a fan-favorite, Ridge Lovett leads the charge at 65kg. The NCAA runner-up will look to make his first U23 World Team. Lovett will have to out-wrestle fellow NCAA All-American, Cole Matthews of Pittsburgh Wrestling Club and 2021 Junior World bronze medalist Beau Bartlett of Penn State."

74 kg may feature two NCAA Tournament rematches. Ohio State’s Carson Kharchla defeated Julian Ramirez in the round of 12 in the 165-pound weight class. The two may meet again along with All-Americans Peyton Robb of Nebraska.

The 2022 U23 & U20 World Team Trials will be held in Geneva, Ohio, from June 3 to Sunday, June 5. You can find the entire schedule HERE.
U23 Freestyle World Team
61 kgAlex ThomsenNebraska Wrestling Training Center
65 kgRidge LovettNebraska Wrestling Training Center
70 kgNicholas StoltenbergNebraska Wrestling Training Center
74 kgPeyton RobbNebraska Wrestling Training Center
74 kgBubba WilsonNebraska Wrestling Training Center
86 kgBrandyn Van TassellNebraska Wrestling Training Center

U20 Freestyle Team
61 kgDominick SerranoNebraska Wrestling Training Center
79 kgElise Brown TonNebraska Wrestling Training Center
86 kgNathan HaasNebraska Wrestling Training Center
92 kgSilas AllredNebraska Wrestling Training Center
97 kgZak TaylorNebraska Wrestling Training Center

U20 Greco Roman:
55 kgJakason BurksMWC Wrestling Academy

U23 Greco Roman:
55 kgCaleb CoyleBeaver Dam Wrestling Regional Training Cent
60 kgDyson KunzNorthern Colorado Wrestling Club
 
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U20/U23 Results:

U20:
92 KG; Silas Alred second
2. Silas Allred (Nebraska WTC)
3. Martin Cosgrove (New Jersey)
4. Hayden Walters (Oregon)

97 KG: Zac Taylor Third
2. Noah Pettigrew (The Storm Wrestling Center)
3. Zak Taylor (Nebraska WTC)
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U23:
65 KG; Ridge Lovett third
3. Ridge Lovett (Nebraska WTC)
4. Jordan Decatur (Ohio RTC)
5. Beau Bartlett (Nittany Lion WC)

70 KG; Peyton Robb Third
70 KG; Bubba Wilson Third

4. Peyton Robb (Nebraska WTC)
4. Bubba Wilson (Nebraska WTC)
5. Sonny Santiago (Tar HeelC)
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Burroughs wrestles Marsteller for best of 3 on June 8.

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In the 79 kg men's freestyle finals, the reigning world champion defeated Chance Marstellar, 4-0, in the first round of the series. In the second round, Marstellar forced a third deciding match after his 2-2 victory. In Round 3, Burroughs grabbed an early 3-0 lead and sealed the 5-0 win in the second period with a takedown.

This win qualified Burroughs for his 11th World or Olympic team and gives him a chance to break the freestyle title record that he and John Smith currently share.

Jordan Burroughs secured a spot on the U.S. team and will compete at the 2022 Senior World Championships on Sept. 10-18 in Belgrade, Serbia after his Final X series victory.

 
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DRAWS SET IN ALL THREE DISCIPLINES FOR U17 PAN AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS IN BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA​

2022 U17 PAN AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
At Buenos Aires, Argentina, June 24-26

U.S. Greco-Roman draw
55 kg: Kael Lauridsen (Norfolk, Neb.)

Group B
Vs. Mario Choc Choc (Guatemala)
Vs. Derek Martinez Mateo (Puerto Rico)

65 kg: Joel Adams (Wahoo, Neb.)
Round Robin

Vs. Jose Sandoval Lopez (Guatemala)
Vs. Santiago Pinargote Sornoza (Ecuador)
Vs. Gabriel Rivero (Argentina)
Vs. Carlos Rivera Cid (Mexico)

U.S. Men’s freestyle draw
55 kg: Kael Lauridsen (Norfolk, Neb.)

Vs. Eidans Navarro Retamales (Chile)

65 kg: Joel Adams (Wahoo, Neb.)
Vs. Santiago Pinargote Sornoza (Ecuador)
 
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