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themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 1 Table of Contents

Info 3 Schedule 4 Team USA roster Men’s freestyle 6 UWW Seeds 7-8 Coaches 9-18 Bios Women’s freestyle 20 UWW Seeds 21-22 Coaches 23-32 Bios Greco-Roman 34 UWW Seeds 35-36 Coaches 37-46 Bios History 48 World and Olympic champions 49-50 World and Olympic medalists 51-56 World year-by-year results 57-58 Olympic year-by-year results 2018 USA World Team Media Guide Credits

The 2018 USA Wrestling Senior World Team media guide was designed by Taylor Miller. Cover design by Kala Ibarra. Photos by Tony Rotundo.

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2018 Senior World at , (six hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time) Saturday, Oct. 20 10:30 a.m. – Preliminary round (MFS 61 kg, 74 kg, 86 kg, 125 kg) 4:45 p.m. – Semifinals (MFS 61 kg, 74 kg, 86 kg, 125 kg) Sunday, Oct. 21 10:30 a.m. – Preliminary round (MFS 57 kg, 65 kg, 79 kg, 92 kg) 10 :30 a.m. Repechage (MFS 61 kg, 74 kg, 86 kg, 125 kg) 4:45 p.m. – Opening ceremonies 5:45 p.m. – Semifinals (MFS 57 kg, 65 kg, 79 kg, 92 kg) 7 p.m. – Medal matches (MFS 61 kg, 74 kg, 86 kg, 125 kg) Monday, Oct. 22 10:30 a.m. – Preliminary round (MFS 70 kg, 97 kg, WFS 55 kg, 59 kg) 10:30 a.m. – Repechage (MFS 57 kg, 65 kg, 79 kg, 92 kg) 4:45 p.m. – Semifinals (MFS 70 kg, 97 kg) 6 p.m. – Medal matches (MFS 57 kg, 65 kg, 79 kg, 92 kg) Tuesday, Oct. 23 10:30 a.m. – Preliminary round (WFS 65 kg, 68 kg, 72 kg, 76 kg) 10:30 a.m. – Repechage (MFS 70 kg, 97 kg, WFS 55 kg, 59 kg) 4:45 p.m. – Semifinals (WFS 65 kg, 68 kg, 72 kg, 76 kg) 6 p.m. – Medal matches (MFS 70 kg, 97 kg, WFS 55 kg, 59 kg) Wednesday, Oct. 24 10:30 a.m. – Preliminary round (WFS 50 kg, 53 kg, 57 kg, 62 kg) 10:30 a.m. – Repechage (WFS 65 kg, 68 kg, 72 kg, 76 kg) 4:45 p.m. – Semifinals (WFS 50 kg, 53 kg, 57 kg, 62 kg) 6 p.m. – Medal matches (WFS 65 kg, 68 kg, 72 kg, 76 kg) Thursday, Oct. 25 10:30 a.m. – Preliminary round (GR 55 kg, 63 kg, 72 kg, 82 kg) 10:30 a.m. – Repechage (WFS 50 kg, 53 kg, 57 kg, 62 kg) 4:45 p.m. – Semifinals (GR 55 kg, 63 kg, 72 kg, 82 kg) 6 p.m. – Medal matches (WFS 50 kg, 53 kg, 57 kg, 62 kg) Friday, Oct. 26 10:30 a.m. – Preliminary round (GR 60 kg, 67 kg, 87 kg) 10:30 a.m. – Repechage (GR 55 kg, 63 kg, 72 kg, 82 kg) 4:45 p.m. – Semifinals (GR 60 kg, 67 kg, 87 kg) 6 p.m. – Medal matches (GR 55 kg, 63 kg, 72 kg, 82 kg) Saturday, Oct. 27 10:30 a.m. – Preliminary round (77 kg, 97 kg, 130 kg) 10:30 a.m. – Repechage (GR 60 kg, 67 kg, 87 kg) 4:45 p.m. – Semifinals (77 kg, 97 kg, 130 kg) 6 p.m. – Medal matches (GR 60 kg, 67 kg, 87 kg) Sunday, Oct. 28 1:30 p.m. – Repechage (77 kg, 97 kg, 130 kg) 3:30 p.m. – Medal matches (77 kg, 97 kg, 130 kg)

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 3 Team usa roster

Men’s freestyle 57 kg: ( City, Iowa/Titan Mercury WC/Hawkeye WC) 61 kg: Joe Colon (Fresno, Calif./Titan Mercury WC) 65 kg: (Columbus, Ohio/Titan Mercury WC/Ohio RTC) 70 kg: (Lincoln, Neb./Sunkist Kids/ WTC) 74 kg: (Lincoln, Neb./Sunkist Kids/Nebraska WTC) 79 kg: (Ithaca, N.Y./Titan Mercury WC) 86 kg: David Taylor (State College, Pa./Nittany Lion WC) 92 kg: J’den Cox ( Springs, Colo./Titan Mercury WC) 97 kg: (Columbus, Ohio/Titan Mercury/Ohio RTC) 125 kg: (Raleigh, N.C./Titan Mercury WC/Wolfpack WC) National coaching staff: , Joe Russell and Volunteer coach: Team leder: James Dinan Women’s freestyle 50 kg: Whitney Conder (Colorado Springs, Colo./U.S. Army WCAP) 53 kg: Sarah Hildebrandt (Colorado Springs, Colo./New York AC) 55 kg: Jacarra Winchester (Colorado Springs, Colo./Titan Mercury WC) 57 kg: Helen Maroulis (New York, N.Y./Sunkist Kids) 59 kg: Jenna Burkert (Colorado Springs, Colo./U.S. Army WCAP) 62 kg: Mallory Velte (Sacramento, Calif./Titan Mercury WC) 65 kg: Forrest Molinari (Iowa City, Iowa/Titan Mercury WC) 68 kg: Tamyra Mensah-Stock (Colorado Springs, Colo./Titan Mercury) 72 kg: Erin Clodgo (Richmond, Vermont/Sunkist Kids) 76 kg: (Kingston, Pa./New York AC) National coaching staff: Terry Steiner and Volunteer coaches: and Troy Steiner Team leader: James Bennett Greco-Roman 55 kg: (, Okla./Sunkist Kids) 60 kg: Dalton Roberts (Fowlerville, Mich./New York AC) 63 kg: Jesse Thielke (Beresford, S.D./New York AC/Legends of Gold) 67 kg: (Colorado Springs, Colo./U.S. Army WCAP) 72 kg: RaVaughn Perkins (Colorado Springs, Colo./New York AC) 77 kg: Kamal Bey (Colorado Springs, Colo./Sunkist Kids) 82 kg: Geordan Speiller (Oviedo, Fla./Florida Jets) 87 kg: Patrick Martinez (Colorado Springs, Colo./New York AC) 97 kg: G’Angelo Hancock (Colorado Springs, Colo./Sunkist Kids) 130 kg: Adam Coon (Fowlerville, Mich./New York AC/ RTC) National coacing staff: , Gary Mayabb and Momir Petkovic Volunteer coaches: and Zac Dominguez Team leader: Christina “Kiki” Kelley Support Staff USA Wrestling National Teams Staff – Les Gutches, Cody Bickley, Jaimie McNab Doctor – Dr. Jason Holm Athletic Trainers – Corey James (FS), Carrie Moore (W), Robert Rodriguez (GR) Nutritionist – Rob Skinner Massage Therapists – Cyrus Poitier, Amy Murry Officials – Umberto Fasolino, Casey Goessl, Sammy Julian

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 4 MEN’S FREESTYLE

Photo by Tony Rotundo

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 5 UWW Freestyle Seeds

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 6 National Coaching staff

BILL ZADICK U.S. National Men’s Freestyle Head Coach

Bill Zadick is wrapping up his second year as the U.S. Men’s Freestyle Coach, taking over for Bruce Burnett after the 2016 Olympics. So far, he boasts three World champions in Logan Stieber, who won the World Championships in December in Budapest, Hungary, and 2017 World champions Jordan Burroughs and Kyle Snyder, who won in , , last summer. Additionally, Zadick led the U.S. to its first men’s freestyle World Team title since 1995, defeating powerhouse by one point. In Rio, he helped coach Snyder to an Olympic gold and J’den Cox to an Olympic bronze as Assistant National Coach. Zadick has been a part of the U.S. coaching staff since 2009, when he started as Resident Coordinator and Assistant National Coach. He has since worked his way up the coaching ranks and is now head coach of some of the best freestyle athletes in the world. Zadick competed on the 2001 and 2006 World Teams, winning a World title in 2006. He was also an NCAA Division I champion for Iowa in 1996.

JOE RUSSELL KEVIN JACKSON Manager of Freestyle National Freestyle Programs Developmental Coach

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 7 Volunteer coaches

TERVEL DLAGNEV Dlagnev is starting his third year as an assistant coach at . Since taking a position with the Buckeyes, he has helped lead the squad to a pair of NCAA runner-up team finishes and a 2017 Big Ten team title.

Additionally, Dlagnev has coached 14 All- in just his two seasons on staff. He also serves as a personal coach for two-time World champion and 2016 Olympic champion Kyle Snyder, who was a three-time NCAA champion for Ohio State.

As an athlete, Dlagnev was a two-time Olympian, representing the U.S. in the 2012 Games in and the 2016 Games in . In both Olympic appearances, Dlagnev finished fifth. He was a four-time World Team member, winning World bronze medals in 2009 and 2014 and taking fifth in 2011 and 2013. In 2008, Dlagnev was a University World champion.

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 8 THOMAS GILMAN

THOMAS PATRICK GILMAN 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 57 kg/125.5 lbs. Years on Team USA: 2 (2017-19) Residence: Iowa City, Iowa Club: Titan Mercury WC Coaches: , Terry Brands College: Iowa High School: Omaha, Neb. (Skutt Catholic) Born: May 28, 1994 Height: 5’5” Career Highlights - World silver medalist (2017) - Junior World bronze medalist (2014) - Two-time Senior World Team member (2017-18) - Two-time Junior World Team member (2013-14) - Cadet World Team member (2011) - Grand Prix of champion (2017) 57 KG - Yasar Dogu champion (2018) - Three-time NCAA All-American for Iowa (2015-17) - Big Ten champion (2017) Career Biography 2018: champion… First in Yasar Dogu… Third in Pan American Championships… Men’s Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold)… 2017: Second in World Championships… Grand Prix of Spain champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Last Chance World Team Trials Qualifier champion… 2014: Third in Junior World Championships… 2013: DNP in Junior World Championships… Third in University Nationals… 2011: DNP in Cadet World Championships… College: Third in 2017 NCAA Championships for Iowa… Second in 2016 NCAA Championships… Fourth in 2014 NCAA Championships… 2017 Big Ten champion… USAW Age-Group: 2014 UWW Junior World Team Trials champion… 2013 UWW Junior World Team Trials champion… 2013 UWW Junior Nationals champion… Third in 2012 FILA Junior World Team Trials… 2011 Junior Nationals champion… 2011 FILA Cadet Nationals champion… 2010 Cadet Nationals champion… Second in 2010 FILA Cadet Nationals… High School: Four-time Nebraska state champion… Personal: Son of Patrick and Cheri Gilman… two siblings, Joseph and Claire…

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 9 JOE COLON

JOSEPH DANIEL COLON 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 2 at 61 kg/134.5 lbs. Years on Team USA: 2 (2015-16, 2018-2019) Residence: Fresno, Calif. Club: Titan Mercury WC College: Univ. of Northern Iowa (2014), Iowa Central CC (2010) Regional Training Center: Valley RTC High School: Clear Lake HS (Iowa) Born: Jan. 22, 1991 Height: 5-7 Career Highlights • World Team member (2018) • Pan-American gold medalist (2018) • U.S. Open champion (2018) • NJCAA national champion (2010)

Career Biography 61 KG 2018: World Team member (filling in for injured Nahshon Garrett)… Final X runner-up… Pan- American champion… U.S. Open champion… Men’s Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold)… Second in Alexander Medved Prizes… Third in Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial… Third in Waclaw Ziolkowski Memorial… 2017: First in 20th Annual Memorial International (November)… Sixth in U.S. Open… Third in Dave Schultz Memorial International (March)… 2016: Sixth in U.S. Open… 2015: Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Fourth in U.S. Open… Third in Cerro Pelado International… 2014: Bill Farrell International champion… Fourth in Phase II World Team Trials… Fifth in U.S. Open… College: Third in 2014 NCAA Championships for Northern Iowa… 2012 NCAA qualifier… 2010 NJCAA champion for Iowa Central… High School: Two-time state champion for Clear Lake High School… Third at Iowa State (2008)… coached by Gary Weber… Age-Group Achievements: University freestyle nationals runner-up (2014)… University freestyle nationals runner-up (2012)… University Greco-Roman nationals champion (2011)… Fourth at Junior Greco-Roman Fargo nationals (2008)… Fifth at Junior freestyle Fargo nationals (2008)… Junior Folkstyle nationals champion (2008)… Third at Cadet Folkstyle nationals (2007)… Personal: Fresno State wrestling assistant coach… Son of Robert and Maria Colon ... has three brothers: Dusty, Jacob, and Jeremiah ... Physical education major… Hobbies: fishing, cliff jumping, and jet skiing... : @colon_133 Instagram: joe_colon61kg

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 10 LOGAN STIEBER

LOGAN JEFFERY STIEBER 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 61 kg/134 lbs. Years on Team USA: 4 (2013-14, 2016-19) Residence: Columbus, Ohio Club: Titan Mercury WC/Ohio RTC College: Ohio State High School: Monroeville (Ohio) Born: Jan. 24, 1991 Height: 5’5” Career Highlights - World champion (2016) - Junior World silver medalist (2011) - Three-time U.S. World Team member (2016-18) - Final X champion (2018) - Grand Prix of Spain champion (2017) - Four-time NCAA champion for Ohio State (2011-15) - Four-time Big Ten champion (2011-15) 65 KG Career Biography 2018: Final X champion… World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion… First in Pan American Championships… Third at U.S. Open… Men’s Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold)… 2017: DNP in World Championships… Grand Prix of Spain champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Third in Pan American championships… 2016: World champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Second in U.S. Open…Second in Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial International…Third in Alexander Medved International… 2015: Second in Golden Grand Prix Finals… Second in Bill Farrell International… Fourth in U.S. Open… 2014: Third in U.S. Open… 2013: Third in U.S. World Team Trials… Fourth in U.S. Open… 2012: Ziolkowski International champion… Second in U.S. Olympic Team Trials… 2011: Second in Junior World Championships… Fourth in U.S. World Team Trials… 2010: Sixth in U.S. Open… 2009: Fourth in U.S. World Team Trials… Third in U.S. Open… College: Four-time NCAA champion for Ohio State from 2011-15… Member of Ohio State’s 2015 NCAA team… Four-time Big Ten champion… 2015 Hodge Trophy winner… USA Age-Group: Third in 2011 FILA Junior Nationals… Second in 2009 FILA Junior World Team Trials… 2008 FILA Junior Nationals champion… 2008 USAW Junior Nationals championing Freestyle and Greco-Roman… 2007 USAW Cadet Freestyle Nationals champion… 2007 FILA Cadet Nationals champion… 2006 USAW Cadet Nationals champion… High School: Four-time Ohio state champion for Monroeville… Won Dave Schultz High School Excellence National Award and Junior Hodge Trophy… 184-1 record, winning final 179 matches… Personal: Son of Jeff and Tina Stieber… Younger brother, Hunter, wrestled for Ohio State… Hunter placed third at 2013 NCAAs and sixth in 2012… Awards: Outstanding Wrestler at 2016 Bill Farrell International/Non-Olympic Weight Trials… Twitter: @_LogieBear_ Instagram: @_logiebear_

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 11 JAMES GREEN

JAMES MALCOLM GREEN 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 70 kg/ 154 lbs. Years on Team USA: 5 (2014-19) Residence: Lincoln, Neb. Club: Sunkist Kids Personal Coaches: Mark Manning, Bryan Snyder College: University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2011-2016) Regional Training Center: Nebraska Wrestling Training Center High School: Willingboro HS, N.J. (2011) Born: December 19, 1992 in , N.Y. Height: 5-7 Career Highlights • Two-time World medalist (2015, 2017) • University World silver medalist (2014) • U.S. Open champion (2017) • Three-time Grand Prix of Spain champion (2015, 2016, 2017) • Four-time NCAA All-American for Nebraska (2012-15) • Big Ten champion (2014) 70 KG Career Biography 2018: Final X champion… Pan American gold medalist… Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold) … 2017: World silver medalist… Grand Prix of Spain gold medalist… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Pan American champion… U.S. Open champion… Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial International champion… 2016: Seventh in World Championships… Non-Olympic Weight World Team Trials champion … Grand Prix of Spain gold medalist… Ziolkowski International () bronze medalist… Freestyle World Cup Team member (fourth) … Pan American silver medalist… 2015: World Championships bronze medalist… World Team Special Wrestle-Off champion… Grand Prix of Spain gold medalist… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Third in U.S. Open… 2014: Phase II World Team Trials runner-up… Fifth in U.S. Open… College: Third at NCAA Nationals (2014, 2015)… Seventh in NCAA Nationals (2012, 2013)… Big Ten champion (2014)… Big Ten Championships runner-up (2013) … Fifth at Big Ten Championship (2012) … coached by Mark Manning… majored in Sociology… High School: As a senior at Willingboro High School, became first wrestler in school history to win NJSIAA state championship after perfect 29-0 season (2011) … Closed prep career with 148-8 overall record… State runner-up (2010) … Fourth at State (2009) … Capped prep career by winning 145-pound title at the NHSCA Senior National Championships… Age-Group Achievements: University World silver medalist (2014) … Two-time University Nationals champion (2013, 2014) … Fourth at Junior freestyle World Team Trials (2012) … Personal: Son of Joyce and James Green … Has two sisters, Autumn and Heaven… married to Chandell Tillman (August 2018) … started wrestling at the age of six… Hobbies: gaming… meditation… Twitter: @WhoIsJamesG Instagram: WhoIsJamesG

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 12 JORDAN BURROUGHS

JORDAN ERNEST BURROUGHS 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 74 kg/163 lbs. Years on Team USA: 8 (2011-19) Residence: Lincoln, Neb. Club: Sunkist Kids WC Personal Coaches: Mark Manning, Bryan Snyder College: Univ. of Nebraska (2007-2011) Regional Training Center: Nebraska Wrestling Training Center High School: Winslow Township HS, N.J. (2006) Born: July 8, 1988 in Camden, N.J. Height: 5-7 Career Highlights • Two-time U.S. Olympic Team member (2012, 2016) • Olympic Champion (2012) • Four-time World champion (2011, 2013, 2015, 2017) • World Championships bronze medalist (2014) • Six-time World Team member (2011, 2013-2015, 2017-18) • Two-time champion (2011, 2015) • Four-time World Cup champion (2012-2015) • Three-time U.S. Open champion (2011, 2013, 2014) • Two-time Pan American champion (2014, 2016) • Two-time NCAA champion for Nebraska (2009, 2011) 74 KG • winner, as nation’s top college wrestler (2011) Career Biography 2018: Yasar Dogu International () silver medalist… Final X champion… Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold)… 2017: World champion… Grand Prix of Spain champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… World Cup gold medalist… 2016: Grand Prix of champion… U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion… Ninth at the … Pan American champion… Yasar Dogu International gold medalist… 2015: World champion… Pan American champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… World Cup gold medalist… Alexander Medved International champion… 2014: World Championships bronze medalist… Pan American gold medalist… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… World Cup gold medalist… Yasar Dogu International bronze medalist… 2013: World champion… Sargsyan International champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Alexander Medved International champion… World Cup gold medalist… 2012: Olympic gold medalist… U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion… World Cup gold medalist… Cerro Pelado International champion… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… 2011: World champion… Pan American Games champion… Ukrainian Wrestlers Memorial International champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… College: Two-time NCAA champion (2009, 2011) … Third in NCAA Championships (2008) … NCAA Qualifier (2007) … Coached by Mark Manning and Bryan Snyder… Graduated with a degree in Sociology… High School: state champion at 135 pounds to cap a 35-2 senior season and a 115-20 career at Winslow Township High School (2006) … NJSIAA State runner-up (2005) … Ranked seventh in the nation among 135-pound high school wrestlers by InterMat… Three-time district champion and two-time regional champion for coach Rick Koss… Age-Group Achievements: 10th at Junior World Championships (2008) … FILA Junior Freestyle World Team Trials champion (2008) … FILA Junior (Vegas) Naitonals champion (2008) … University Nationals runner-up (2007) … Personal: Son of Janice and Leroy Burroughs… Married Lauren Mariacher on Oct. 12, 2013… They have one son, Beacon, who was born in July 2014, and one daughter, Ora, who was born in June 2016… Has two younger sisters, Princess and Jenerra, and one older brother, Leroy… started wrestling at the age of six… Awards: USOC Male Olympic Athlete of the Year (2015) … USA Wrestling Freestyle Wrestler of the Year (2011, 2012, 2013) … Dan Hodge Trophy winner (2011)… Big 12 Outstanding Wrestler (2008) … Note: With five World and Olympic titles, Burroughs is No. 2 in U.S. history, tied with , and just one behind at six… Won a U.S. record 69 straight matches to start his career on the Senior level from 2011-14… Won 2013 World title less than a month after breaking his ankle…sponsored by ASICS, Resilite, and CHOBANI… Twitter: @alliseeisgold Instagram: @alliseeisgold Individual Website: jordanburroughs.com

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 13 KYLE DAKE

KYLE DOUGLAS DAKE 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 79 kg/ 174.2 lbs. Years on Team USA: 5 (2013-14, 2015-19) Residence: Ithaca, N.Y. Club: New York RTC, Titan Mercury WC Personal Coaches: Cory Cooperman, Rob Koll College: (2009-2013) Regional Training Center: New York RTC High School: Lansing HS, N.Y. (2009) Born: Feb. 25, 1991 in Ithaca, N.Y. Height: 5-9 Career Highlights • 2018 World Team member • Four-time NCAA champion for Cornell (2010-13) • U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up (2016) • Three-time U.S. World Team Trials runner-up (2013-14, 2017) • Two-time U.S Open champion (2016, 2018) • Paris International champion (2017) • Cerro Pelado International champion (2014) • Dan Hodge Trophy recipient, as nation’s top college wrestler (2013) • U.S. Junior World Team member in Greco-Roman (2008) 79 KG Career Biography 2018: Yasar Dogu International (Turkey) gold medalist… Final X champion… U.S. Open champion… Grand Prix silver medalist… Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold)… 2017: U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… U.S. Open runner-up… Paris International champion… 2016: U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up… U.S. Open champion… 2015: U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… Northeast Regional champion… 2014: Cerro Pelado International champion… 2013: Fifth in Heydar Aliyev Golden Grand Prix… U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… 2012: Third in U.S. Olympic Team Trials… College: 2013 NCAA champion at 165 pounds… 2012 NCAA champion at 157… 2011 NCAA champion at 149… 2010 NCAA champion at 141… Earned an overall record of 137-4 under Head Coach Rob Koll… Earned his degree in Developmental Sociology and minored in Business (2013)… High School: Two-time NYSPHSAA State champion (2007, 2009) … State runner-up (2008) … Coached by Head Coach Doug Dake and Assistant Coach John Kotmel… Six-time letter winner for Lansing HS… team captain for four seasons… two-time letter winner in baseball where he played second base and catcher… Lettered in track for sprinting… Age-Group Achievements: Third at University Freestyle nationals (2011)… FILA Junior Greco-Roman nationals runner-up (2009)… Fifth at FILA Junior Freestyle nationals (2009)… Fourteenth at Junior Greco-Roman Worlds (2008)… FILA Junior Greco-Roman World Team Trials champion (2008)… FILA Junior Greco-Roman nationals champion… Junior Freestyle Western Regionals champion (2008)… Third at FILA Cadet freestyle nationals (2007)… FILA Cadet Greco-Roman nationals runner-up (2007)… Third in Cadet Greco-Roman and freestyle Fargo nationals (2006)… Personal: Son of Doug and Jodi Dake… Has two siblings, Corey and Kristin… married to Megan Dake since December 2016… Student Council Vice-President (2008-2009)… Hobbies: reading, camping… dogs and Biomechanics… Awards: Hodge Trophy (2013)… Ivy League Wrestler of the Year (2013)… Three-time EIWA Wrestler of the Year (2011- 2013)… Ivy League Rookie of the Year (2010)… Langsing Team Sportsmanship Award (2009)… Male Athlete of the Year (2007)… Note: First wrestler to win NCAA titles in four different weight classes – 141 lbs., 149., 157 lbs., 165 lbs. (2009-2013) … Twitter: @kyledake444 Instagram: @kyledake444 Website: www.kyledake.com

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 14 DAVID TAYLOR

DAVID MORRIS TAYLOR III 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 86 kg/189 lbs. Years on Team USA: 6 (2013-19) Residence: State College, Pa. Club: Nittany Lion WC College: Penn State High School: St. Paris Graham (Ohio) Born: Dec. 5, 1990 Height: 6’0” Career Highlights - 2018 World Team member - Third in 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Two-time U.S. World Team Trials runner-up (2014, 2017) - Third in 2015 U.S. World Team Trials - Three-time U.S. Open champion (2015, 2017, 2018) - World Cup champion (2017) - Third in World University Games (2013) - Two-time Grand Prix of Spain champion (2015, 2016) 86 KG - Paris International champion (2017) - Two-time NCAA champion for Penn State (2012, 2014) - Two-time Dan Hodge Trophy recipient, as nation’s best college wrestler (2012, 2014) Career Biography 2018: Final X champion… Yasar Dogu International (Turkey) gold medalist… U.S. Open champion… Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion (Russia)… Pan American champion… Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold)… 2017: Second in U.S. World Team Trials… U.S. Open champion… World Cup champion… Paris International champion… 2016: World Clubs Cup champion (Titan Mercury WC)… Second in U.S. Open…Third in U.S. Olympic Team Trials… Grand Prix of Spain champion… 2015: Stepan Sargysyan Cup champion… Grand Prix of Spain champion… Third in U.S. World Team Trials… U.S. Open champion… Fifth in Golden Grand Prix Final… Fifth in Yasar Dogu International… 2014: Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Second in U.S. Open… 2013: Third in World University Games… Third in U.S. World Team Trials… University Nationals champion… Second in U.S. Open… 2008: U.S. Olympic Team Trials qualifier… 2007: Eighth in Junior World Championships… FILA Junior World Team Trials champion… 2005: FILA Cadet Nationals champion in freestyle and Greco-Roman… College: 2012 and 2014 NCAA champion for Penn State… 2012 and 2014 Hodge Trophy award winner as college wrestler of the year… Second in 2011 and 2013 NCAA Championships… Four-time Big Ten champion… 2011, 2012 and 2014 Big Ten Wrestler of the Year… Led Penn State to four NCAA titles… USA Age-Group: 2007 USAW Junior Nationals champion in Greco-Roman and freestyle… 2006 USAW Cadet Nationals champion in Greco-Roman… 2005 USAW Cadet Nationals freestyle champion… Second in 2005 USAW Cadet Nationals in Greco-Roman… High School: Four-time Ohio state champion… Two-time ASICS first-team All-American… Dave Schultz Award winner for nation’s top high school wrestler… Personal: Son of David and Kathy Taylor… Has one sister, Alex… Married to Kendra Kennedy... Twitter: @magicman_psu Instagram: @magicman_psu

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 15 J’DEN COX

J’DEN MICHAEL TBORY COX 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 92 kg/ 202.8 lbs. Years on Team USA: 3 (2016-19) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: Titan Mercury WC College: University of Missouri (2016) Regional Training Center: Olympic Training Center High School: Hickman HS (Mo.) Born: March 3, 1995 in Columbia, Mo. Height: 6-0 Career Highlights • Olympic Games bronze medalist (2016) • World Championships bronze medalist (2017) • World Olympic Qualifier champion (2016) • U.S. Open champion (2018) • Grand Prix of Germany bronze medalist (2016) • Three-time NCAA champion for Missouri (2014, 2016-17) • Four-time NCAA All-American • Four-time Mid-American Conference champion (2014-17) 92 KG Career Biography 2018: Final X champion… U.S. Open champion… Men’s Freestyle World Cup Team member (Gold)… Second in Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial… 2017: Third in World Championships… U.S. World Team Trials champion… 2016: Third in Olympic Games… Third in Grand Prix of Germany… 1st World Olympic Qualifier champion ()… U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion… 2015: Fourth in U.S. Open… 2014: Third in University Nationals… College: Three-time NCAA champion for Missouri (2014, 2016-17)… Fifth in 2015 NCAA Championships… Four-time Mid-American Conference champion (2014-17)… 2016 MAC Wrestler of the year… First athlete in Mizzou Athletics history to win three NCAA titles… Posted an overall record of 136-5 under Head Coach Brian Smith… High School: First Missouri wrestler to accomplish the feat of claiming four state titles in four different weight classes. Cox began at 171 pounds his freshman year, working his way up to 215, 220 and … Finished with an overall record of 205-3, including a 56-0 as a senior… Lettered in both wrestling and football (2010-2013) Age-Group Achievements: Junior freestyle Fargo nationals champion (2012)… Cadet Greco- Roman Fargo nationals champion (2011)… Third in Cadet freestyle nationals (2011)… Personal: Son of Michael and Cathy Cox… Has two older brothers, Zach and Drae, and a younger brother, Chai… Drae, wrestled for Lindenwood University… Hobbies: Plays the video game Fortnite… plays guitar… Awards: Mizzou Most Outstanding Wrestler (2014, 2016-17)… MAC Wrestler of the Year (2014, 2016)… MAC Freshman of the Year (2014)… NHSCA Adam Frey Memorial Award (2013)… Central Region Dave Schultz HS Excellence Award (2013)… Twitter: @Matrix_8692 Instagram: jmiz_cusa

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 16 KYLE SNYDER

KYLE FREDERICK SNYDER 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 97 kg/ 213.9 lbs. Years on Team USA: 4 (2015-19) Residence: Columbus, Ohio Club: Ohio RTC, Titan Mercury WC, RUDIS Personal Coaches: Tervel Dlagnev, Bill Zadick College: Ohio State University (2018) Regional Training Center: Ohio RTC High School: Our Lady of Good Counsel, Md.; Coronado HS, Colo. Born: Nov. 20, 1995 in Silver Spring, Maryland Height: 5-11 Career Highlights • Olympic gold medalist (2016) • Two-time World champion (2015, 2017) • Junior World Champion (2013) • Junior World bronze medalist (2014) • Two-time Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion (2017, 2018) • Pan American gold medalist (2015, 2017) • World Cup champion (2016) • U.S. Open champion (2015) • Three-time NCAA champion for Ohio State (2016-18) 97 KG Career Biography 2018: Yasar Dogu Internationa (Turkey) bronze medalist… Final X champion… Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold) … Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix (Russia) gold medalist… 2017: World champion… Grand Prix of Spain gold medalist… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Pan American gold medalist… Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix (Russia) gold medalist… 2016: Olympic gold medalist… Grand Prix of Germany bronze medalist… Olympic Team Trials champion… Freestyle World Cup Team member (fourth) … Alexander Medved International () bronze medalist… Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix (Russia) bronze medalist… 2015: World champion… Pan American gold medalist… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… 2013: Henri Deglane Challenge (France) bronze medalist… College: Three-time NCAA champion for Ohio State (2016-18)… Second at 2015 NCAA Championships… Two- time Big Ten champion (2016-17)… Second in 2015 and 2018 Big Ten Championships… Member of 2015 NCAA championship team, the first in Ohio State history… Coached by Tom Ryan… Majored in Industry with a minor in Human Development and Family Studies… High School: Compiled 179-0 record in three seasons for Our Lady of Good Counsel under Coach Skylar Saar… Three-time MPSSAA State champion… Attended Coronado High School in Colorado Springs, Colo. as a senior… Graduated from Coronado in 2014… Resident-athlete at U.S. Olympic Training Center during 2013-14 school year… Age-Group Achievements: Junior World bronze medalist (2014) … Junior Freestyle World Team Trials champion (2014) … Junior Freestyle (Vegas) Nationals champion (2014) … Junior Freestyle Cerro Pelado International () champion (2014) … Freestyle Junior World champion (2013) … Freestyle Junior World Team Trials champion (2013) … FILA Junior Freestyle (Vegas) Nationals (2013) … Greco-Roman Junior Fargo National champion (2012) … Third at Freestyle Junior Fargo Nationals (2012) … Freestyle Junior World Team Trials runner-up (2012) … Third at FILA Junior Nationals (2012) … Greco-Roman Cadet Fargo Nationals runner-up (2011) … Freestyle Cadet National champion (2011) … Personal: Son of Tricia and Steve Snyder… has one sister, Megan, and two brother, Steve and Kevin… also works as partner with Rudis… started wrestling at the age of five… Hobbies: playing … reading the Bible… studying Russian… Awards: USA Wrestling Freestyle Wrestler of the Year (2015) U.S. Open Outstanding Wrestler (2015)… ASICS High School Wrestler of the Year (2013)… Twitter: @Snyder_man45 Instagram: @snyderman45 Individual Website: TheRudis.com

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 17 NICK GWIAZDOWSKI

NICHOLAS EDWARD GWIAZDOWSKI 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 125 kg/ 275 lbs. Years on Team USA: 2 (2017-19) Residence: Raleigh, N.C. Club: Titan Mercury WC, Wolfpack WC Personal Coach: Obe Blanc College: North Carolina State (2012-2016), Binghamton (2011-2012) High School: Duanesburg HS, N.Y. (2011) Born: December 30, 1992 in Niskayuna, N.Y. Height: 6-1 Career Highlights • World Championships bronze medalist (2017) • U.S. Open champion (2017) • Bill Farrell International Champion (2016) • Two-time Grand Prix of Spain champion (2015, 2017) • Two-time NCAA champ and three-time finalist for NC State • Four-time NCAA All-American, also All-American for Binghamton as a freshman 125 KG Career Biography 2018: Yasar Dogu International (Turkey) bronze medalist… Final X champion… Pan American gold medalist… Freestyle World Cup Team member (gold) … Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix (Russia) bronze medalist… 2017: World Championships bronze medalist… Grand Prix of Spain gold medalist… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Freestyle World Cup Team member (silver) … 2016: Intercontinental Cup silver medalist… Ziolkowski Memorial (Poland) bronze medalist… Fourth in U.S. Olympic Team Trials… 2015: Bill Farrell International gold medalist… Grand Prix of Spain gold medalist… Third in U.S. World Team Trials… Fourth in U.S. Open… 2014: Freestyle World Team Trials runner-up… 2013: Third at Freestyle World Team Trials… Seventh at U.S. Open (2013) … College: NCAA runner-up (2016) … Two-time NCAA champion (2014, 2015) … Eighth at NCAA (2012) … Conference champion (2012) … NWCA Academic All-American (2012) …coached by Pat Popolizio… majored in Program Management… High School: Two-time NYSPHSAA State champion (2010, 2011) Third at State (2009) … earned an overall career record of 199-2 under Coach Joe Bena… Age Group Achievements: University Nationals champion (2016) … Third at University Nationals (2013) … Eighth at Freestyle FILA Junior Nationals (2011) … Third at Greco-Roman and freestyle Junior Fargo Nationals (2010) … Personal: Son of Suzane and John Gwiazdowski… has one brother, Mike…started wrestling at the age of six… Hobbies: sailing, vacationing, and listening to live music… Twitter: @ngwizzz Instagram: ngwizzz

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 18 WOMEN’S FREESTYLE

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themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 19 UWW Women’s Freestyle Seeds

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 20 National Coaching staff

TERRY STEINER U.S. National Women’s Freestyle Head Coach Terry Steiner was named USA Wrestling’s National Women’s Coach in 2002, becoming the first and only to hold the position. In 2004, Steiner led the first U.S. Women’s Freestyle Olympic Team in history to one silver and one bronze medal. Steiner and the U.S. added bronze medals at the 2008 Games and the 2012 London Games. He coached Helen Maroulis to the first Olympic gold medal in U.S. women’s freestyle history in 2016. In 2003, all seven women’s freestylers won World medals at the World Championships in and took home a second-place team finish on tiebreaker after tying powerhouse for first. Under his guidance, U.S. women boasts 43 World medals, including 11 golds, 10 silvers and 22 bronzes. Previously, Steiner had worked as an assistant coach at and Oregon State.

CLARISSA CHUN National Women’s Freestyle Assistant Coach

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 21 volunteer coaches

COLEMAN SCOTT Scott is entering his fourth year at the helm of the University of North Carolina wrestling program. So far in his coaching career, Scott has led three Tar Heels to All-American status and four to ACC Championships. Familiar with coaching at the World level, this is Scott’s second- straight appearance as a Senior World level coach for the USA. Last year, Scott was a part of the men’s freestyle coaching staff and helped lead the USA to a World team title, its first since 1995. As an athlete, Scott, originally from Waynesburg, Pa., represented the U.S. at the 2012 Olympic Games is London, where he garnered a bronze medal. He also claimed a gold medal at the 2016 Pan American Championships. In college, Scott was a four-time All- American for Oklahoma State and a 2008 NCAA champion. After graduating, Scott served on Oklahoma State’s coaching staff for two years, where he coached four NCAA champions, 12 All- Americans and 14 conference champions.

TROY STEINER Troy Steiner is making his fourth trip to the World Championships as a women’s freestyle coach, serving on coaching staffs in 2003, 2007 and 2015. He also coached the Junior men’s freestyle World Team in 2003. Hailing from Bismarck, N.D., Steiner is entering his second season and third year as the head coach of the newly resurrected Fresno State wrestling program. Last year was the Bulldogs first year of competition, and Steiner led them to four two wins and had two NCAA qualifiers. Prior to his stint at Fresno State, Steiner made several stops, coaching at Oregon State, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, where he had a part in helping 22 All-Americans, 10 Big Ten champions, seven Pac-12 Championship teams and six NCAA champions. He also coached one Junior World champion. Steiner also serves as a personal coach to 2018 men’s freestyle World Team member Joe Colon, who will wrestle at 61 kg in Budapest. During his athletic career, Steiner was a four-time All-American and 1992 NCAA champion for Iowa and went on to be a freestyle National Team member. He won the 1992 World Cup as well as the 1996 Pan American Championships

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 22 WHITNEY CONDER

WHITNEY CONDER 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 50 kg/110 lbs. Years on Team USA: 9 (2009-10, 2011-19) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: U.S. Army WCAP Coach: Shon Lewis College: Northern Michigan Univ. High School: Puyallup HS (Wash.) Born: May 6, 1988 Height: 5-3

Career Highlights: • champion • Four-time U.S. World Team member (2011, 2014, 2015, 2018) • 2007 Junior World champion • Five-time U.S. Open champion (2011, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018) • Second in 2014 CISM Military World Championships • 2018 Pan American Championships champion • Second in 2010 and 2012 Pan American Championships • Second in 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials • 2015 Dave Schultz Memorial International champion • Second in 2013 and 2017 World Team Trials 50 KG Career Biography: 2018: Final X champion… Pan American Championships champion… U.S. Open champion… Flatz Open champion… Bill Farrell champion… Third at Poland Open… 2017: Third in Dave Schultz Memorial International (Nov. 2017)… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Eighth in ()… U.S. Open champion… 2016: Ninth in UWW Golden Grand Prix Finals… Second in Non-Olympic Weight World Team Trials… Second in U.S. Olympic Team Trials… Third in Pan American Olympic Games Qualifier… 2015: Bill Farrell International champion… DNP in World Championships… Pan American Games champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… Guelph Open champion () 2014: Minnesota Storm Holiday Cup champion… Silver medalist at CISM World Military Championships… Ninth in World Championships… Fifth in Golden Grand Prix ()… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Second in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)… 2013: Third in World Team Wrestle-Off… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Austrian Ladies Open champion… 2012: Second in U.S. World Team Wrestle-Off… Third in Hari Ram Grand Prix (India)… Second in Pan American Championships… Second in Klippan Lady Open… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International… Second in Mongolia Open… Third in U.S. Open… 2011: Third in New York AC International Open… Third in Hargobind International (Canada)… DNP in World Championships… Fifth in Poland Open… U.S. Non-Olympic Weights World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Second in Grand Prix of Tourcoing (France)… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2010: Second in Open Cup of Russia… Third in Hargobind International (Canada)… Second in Sunkist Kids International Open… Second in Pan American Championships… Third in U.S. Open… Third in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2009: Fourth in New York AC International Open… Fourth in Hargobind International (Canada)… Second in Sunkist Kids International Open… Third in U.S. World Team Trials… Third in U.S. Nationals… Third in Ukrainian Memorial International… 2008: Second in Hargobind International (Canada)… Third in U.S. World Team Trials… Second in FILA Junior Nationals… Fourth in University Nationals… Open champion (Canada)… Nordhagen Junior International champion (Canada)… 2007: Junior World champion… FILA Junior Nationals Champion…Second in University Nationals…Eighth in U.S. Nationals… 2006: Third in Clansmen International (Canada)… Fifth in U.S. Nationals… Third in Junior Nationals… Second in FILA Junior Nationals… Fourth in Junior Nationals… Fifth in FILA Junior Nationals…

College: Attended Northern Michigan University as part of the USOEC… Coached by Shannon Gillespie… High School: Attended Puyallup High School where she was coached by Bryan Bartelson… placed sixth and seventh in boys state

Personal: Daughter of Sharon and Monte Conder…has two brothers, Nate Conder and Dustin Conder, and two sisters, Shantel Bird and Kim Jackson…Hobbies include spending time with family and friends, church and dancing…

Instagram: whitneyconder themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 23 SARAH HILDEBRANDT

SARAH HILDEBRANDT 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 53 kg/117 lbs. Years on Team USA: 4 (2014-17, 2018-2019) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: New York AC College: King Univ. High School: Penn HS (Ind.) Born: Sept. 23, 1993 Height: 5-3 Career Highlights: • Two-time World Team member • 10th in 2016 World Championships • 2013, 2015 and 2018 Pan American Championships champion • Second in 2017 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix (Russia) • 2018 U.S. Open champion • 2018 Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial champion • Second in 2016 Klippan Lady Open (Sweden) • Second in 2015 and 2016 Dave Schultz Memorial International • Second in 2014 Phase II World Team Trials • Third in 2015 and 2016 U.S. Open 53 KG • Two-time WCWA college national champion for King Univ. Career Biography: 2018: Final X champion… Pan American Championships champion… U.S. Open champion… Grand Prix of Spain champion… Third in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)… Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial champion… Fifth at Poland Open… 2017: Third in Russia Cup… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International (Nov. 2017)… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Fifth in Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial… Second in Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix (Russia)… 2016: 10th in World Championships… Non-Olympic Weight World Team Trials champion… Second in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International… Third in U.S. Open 2015: 10th in UWW Golden Grand Prix Finals (Azerbaijan)… Third at U.S. World Team Trials… Third at U.S. Open… Pan American Championships gold medalist… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2014: Third in Bill Farrell International… Second in Phase II World Team Trials… Second in U.S. Open… Fifth in Klippan Lady Open… 2013: New York AC International champion… Austrian Ladies Open champion… 10th in 2013 Junior World Championships… Fourth in U.S. Open… Pan American Championships gold medalist… Second in Klippan Lady Open… 2012: Second in University Nationals… 2010: Fifth in Sunkist Kids International… College: 2015 WCWA National champion for King Univ… 2014 WCWA national champion at 123 pounds... Second in 2012 and 2013 WCWA Nationals… Coached by Jason Moorman… Age-Group Achievements: 2011 Junior Nationals champion… Second in 2010 Junior Nationals… Third in 2010 Pan American Junior Championships… 2010 USA Wrestling Folkstyle Nationals… 2010 Body Bar FILA Cadet Nationals champion… Personal: Daughter of Nancy and Chris Hildebrandt… Has two brothers, Cory and Drew, and one sister, Amy… Drew Hildebrandt competes for Univ. and placed second in 2014 Junior Nationals in freestyle wrestling… Hobbies include reading and playing video games… U.S. Olympic Training Center resident athlete… Awards: Outstanding Wrestler at the 2018 Pan American Championship… Outstanding Wrestler at the 2018 U.S. Senior Open… Outstanding Wrestler at 2016 Bill Farrell International/Non-Olympic Weight Trials… Twitter: @sarhilde Instagram: @sarhilde

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 24 JACARRA WINCHESTER

JACARRA WINCHESTER 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 55 kg/121 lbs. Years on Team USA: 4 (2014-15, 2016-19) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: Titan Mercury WC Personal Coaches: Izzy Izboinikov and Clarissa Chun College: Missouri Valley College Regional Training Center: US Olympic Training Center High School: Arroyo HS, Calif. (2010) Born: Oct. 19, 1992 in San Leandro, Calif. Height: 5-4 Career Highlights • 2018 World Team member • 2018 U.S. Open champion • 2018 Grand Prix of Spin bronze medalist • Three-time World Team Trials bronze medalist (2014, 2016, 2017) • 2015 WCWA champion • 2017 Dave Schultz Memorial bronze medalist 55 KG • 2014 Bill Farrell International silver medalist

Career Biography 2018: Grand Prix of Spain bronze medalist… Final X champion… World Team Trials Challenge Tournament Champion… U.S. Open champion… Fifth in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)… Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial champion… 2017: Third in Russia Cup… Third in U.S. World Team Trials… Third at Dave Schultz Memorial International… Second in U.S. Open… 2016: Third in Non-Olympic Weight World Team Trials… Fifth in Grand Prix of Spain… Canada Cup champion… 2015: Fourth in U.S. World Team Trials… Second in U.S. Open… 2014: Second in the Minnesota Storm Holiday Cup… Bill Farrell International silver medalist… SFU Clan International champion (Canada)… Fourth in Phase II World Team Trials… Third in U.S. World Team Trials… Third in U.S. Open… 2013: Minnesota Storm Holiday Cup champion… College: WCWA Nationals champion (2015) … WCWA Nationals runner-up (2013) … Coached by Carl Murphree and Mike Machholz… majored in Accounting… High School: CIF Girls State champion (2010) … coached by Mauricio Tijero… Age-Group Achievements: University World bronze medalist (2014) … University Nationals champion (2014) … Third at Junior Body Bar Nationals (2012) … Third at University Nationals (2012) … Fourth at Junior Body Bar Nationals (2011) … Fourth at University Nationals (2011) … Fifth at Folkstyle Junior Nationals (2010) … Personal: U.S. Olympic Training Center resident athlete… has two furry children, Charlie and Mr. Kitty… started wrestling at the age of 16… Hobbies: Crocheting… loving animals… Twitter: @Jacarra016 Instagram: Jacarra016

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 25 HELEN MAROULIS

HELEN MAROULIS 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 57 kg/125 lbs. Years on Team USA: 11 (2008-19) Residence: New York, N.Y. Club: Sunkist Kids College: Simon Fraser Univ., Missouri Baptist Regional Training Center: New York RTC High School: Marquette, Mich. (2009), Magruder HS, Md. Born: Sept. 19, 1991 in Rockville, Md. Height: 5-3 Career Highlights • The first U.S. woman to win an Olympic wrestling gold medal (2016) • World champion (2015, 2017) • Four-time World medalist (2012, 2014, 2015, 2017) • Three-time Junior World medalist (2008, 2010, 2011) • World Cup champion (2013, 2015) • Two-time Pan American gold medalist (2011, 2012) • Six-time U.S. Open champion (2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015) • Four-time WCWA women’s college national champion (2009, 2010, 2011, 2013) Career Biography 2018: Final X special wrestle-off champion… India Pro League team member (silver)… 2017: World champion… Poland Open champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Third in Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial… 2016: Olympic gold medalist… 1st World Olympic Qualifier champion (Mongolia)… U.S. Olympic 57 KG Team Trials champion… 2015: Golden Grand Prix champion (Azerbaijan)… World champion… Grand Prix of Spain champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Mongolia Open champion… World Cup champion… Cerro Pelado International champion (Cuba)… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… 2014: Henri Deglane Challenge champion… Third in World Championships… Third in Golden Grand Prix (Azerbaijan)… Phase II World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Austria Ladies Open champion… Second in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)… Cerro Pelado International champion (Cuba)… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… 2013: Third in Golden Grand Prix (Azerbaijan)… Seventh in World Championships… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… World Cup gold medalist… Ukrainian Memorial International champion… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… 2012: World silver medalist… U.S. World Team Wrestle-Off champion… U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up… Pan-American gold medalist… Dave Schultz Memorial International silver medalist… U.S. Open champion… 2011: New York AC International Open silver medalist… Pan-American gold medalist… Fifth in World Championships… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Dave Schultz Memorial International bronze medalist… 2010: New York AC International champion… U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… U.S. Open runner-up… Klippan Open (Sweden) bronze medalist… Dave Schultz Memorial International silver medalist… 2009: Third in U.S. World Team Trials… Pan-American bronze medalist… U.S. Open champion… Dave Schultz Memorial International bronze medalist… 2008: Eighth in World Championships… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Third in Junior World Championships… U.S. Open runner- up… College: Attended Simon Fraser Univ. in Canada, where she was coached by Mike Jones… Four-time WCWA women’s college national champion (2010, 2011, 2013 and 2014) High School: Spent her senior year of high school in Marquette, Mich., after joining the U.S. Olympic Education Center at Northern Michigan University… Two-time sixth place winner in the Maryland state tournament for Magruder High School (2006, 2008) … coached by Max Sartoph… Age-Group Achievements: Junior World silver medalist (2011) … Four-time Junior Body Bar Nationals champion (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011) … Two-time Junior World bronze medalist (2008, 2010) … 17th at Junior World Championship (2009) … Two-time Junior Fargo Nationals champion (2007, 2008) … Two-time Cadet Body Bar Nationals champion (2007, 2008) … Folkstyle Junior Nationals champion (2008) … Fifth at Cadet Fargo Nationals (2006) … Third at Cadet Body Bar Nationals (2006) … Personal: Daughter of John and Paula Maroulis…has two siblings, Michael and Tony… started wrestling at the age of seven… Hobbies: reading… traveling… dancing… eating food… Awards: Three-time U.S. Open Outstanding Wrestler (2012, 2014, 2015)… 2016 USA Wrestling Women’s Wrestler of the Year… Note: First U.S. woman to win an Olympic gold medal in wrestling… named one of eight international wrestling leaders for the Super 8 women’s wrestling campaign… one of only four athletes to win four WCWA national titles … Twitter: @helen_maroulis Instagram: @helen_maroulis Website: helenmaroulis.com

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 26 JENNA BURKERT

JENNA ROSE BURKERT 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 2 at 59 kg/ 130 lbs. Years on Team USA: 2 (2014-15, 2018-2019) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: U.S. Army WCAP Personal Coaches: Jermaine Hodge and Aaron Sieracki College: University of Colorado Springs, Northern Michigan University Regional Training Center: WCAP High School: Marquette Senior HS, Mich. (2011), Longwood HS, N.Y. Born: May 9, 1993 in Rocky Point, N.Y. Height: 5-3 Career Highlights: • Two-time World Team member (2014, 2018) • 2017 U.S. Open champion • Two-time Junior World Team member (2013, 2014) • 2018 Final X runner-up • 2018 World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion • 2014 Bill Farrell International bronze medalist • 2012 Dave Schultz silver medalist 59 KG Career Biography 2018: World Team member (filling in for injured Alli Ragan)… Final X runner-up… World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion… Third at U.S. Open… Second in Ion Corneanu & Ladislau Simon Memorial… 2017: Fourth in CISM Military World Championships… Fourth in U.S. World Team Trials… U.S. Open champion… 2016: Fifth in U.S. Open… 2015: U.S. Open runner-up… 2014: Third in Bill Farrell International… Phase II World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open runner-up… 2013: Third in New York AC International … Third in World Team Wrestle-Off… Fourth in U.S. Open… 2012: Junior World Team member… Third in U.S. World Team Wrestle-Off… UWW Junior Nationals champion… Second in Hari Ram Grand Prix… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2011: Third in New York AC International Open… Eighth in Junior World Championships… Fourth in U.S. Open… Third in Klippan Open (Sweden)… Fifth in Dave Schultz Memorial International… Fourth in Guelph Open (Canada)… 2010: Fourth in Sunkist Kids International Open… College: coached by Shannyn Gillespie at NMU… studied Human Services… High School: Attended Marquette High School (Mich.) while a member of the U.S. Olympic Education Center women’s wrestling program…. Age-group Achievements: University Nationals runner-up (2014) … Eighth at Junior Worlds (2013) … Three- time Junior Body Bar Nationals champion (2011, 2012, 2013) … 18th at Junior Worlds (2012) … Eighth at Junior Worlds (2011) … Fifth at Youth Olympic Games (2010) … Junior Fargo Nationals runner-up (2010) … Pan-American Youth Olympic Games Qualifier gold medalist (2010) … Two-time Junior Folkstyle National champion (2009, 2010) … Fourth at Cadet Body Bar Nationals (2009) … Third at Folkstyle Junior Nationals (2009) … Cadet Body Bar Nationals runner-up (2008) … Personal: Daughter of Rosanne and Frank Burkert... has one brother, Joshua… started wrestling at the age of six… was a member of the U.S. Olympic Education Center program at Northern Michigan University… enjoys hiking, being a coffee addict, and binging Grey’s Anatomy… Awards: ASICS Girls High School Wrestler of the Year (2010 and 2011)… Twitter: @TheJokerJB Instagram: @thejokerJB_

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 27 MALLORY VELTE

MALLORY VELTE 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 62 kg/136 lbs. Years on Team USA: 3 (2017-19) Residence: Sacramento, Calif. Club: Titan Mercury WC College: Simon Fraser Univ. High School: Christian Brothers HS (Calif.) Born: March 4, 1995 Career Highlights: - 2017 U.S. World Team Trials champion - Second in 2016 World Team Trials at 60 kg - 2018 World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion - 2018 U.S. Open runner-up - Third in 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - 2016 Canada Cup champion - 2016 and 2017 University Nationals champion - Third in 2017 U.S. Open - Three-time WCWA national champion for Simon Fraser (2016, 2017, 2018) 62 KG - Fifth in the 2013 Junior World Championships Career Biography: 2018: Final X champion… World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion… Second at U.S. Open… Grand Prix of Spain runner-up… 2017: Russia Cup champion… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International (Nov. 2017)… Third in Grand Prix of Spain… Fifth in Pan American Championships… U.S. World Team Trials champion… University Nationals champion… Fifth in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)… Third in U.S. Open… 2016: Second in SFU Clansman Open (Canada)… Second in World Team Trials at 60 kg… Third in U.S. Olympic Team Trials… Fifth in Grand Prix of Spain… Canada Cup champion… University Nationals champion… Fourth in U.S. Open… 2015: Fifth in UWW Junior World Championships… UWW Junior Nationals champion… Third in University Nationals… 2013: Third in SFU International (Canada)… Fourth in UWW Junior Nationals… College: 2016, 2017 and 2018 WCWA national champion for Simon Fraser Univ., where she is coached by Mike Jones and Justin Abdou… Fourth in 2014 WCWA Nationals… High School: 2012 and 2013 California girls state champion for Christian Brothers High School… Age-Group Achievements: Sixth in 2012 Junior Nationals… Third in 2012 UWW Cadet Nationals… Instagram: @_malpal_

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 28 FORREST MOLINARI

FORREST ANN MOLINARI 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 65 kg/ 143.3 lbs. Years on Team USA: 1 (2018-2019) Residence: Iowa City, Iowa Club: Hawkeye Wrestling Club/Titan Mercury WC Personal Coaches: Mark Perry, Terry Steiner, Izzy Izboinikov College: King Univ., Missouri Baptist Regional Training Center: Hawkeye Wrestling Club High School: Benicia HS, Calif. Born: September 4, 1995 in Walnut Creek, Calif. Height: 5-7 Career highlights • 2018 World Team member • World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion (2018) • Two-time U23 World Team Trials champion (2017, 2018) • Pan American Championships gold medalist (2018) • Dave Schultz Memorial champion (2018) • Pan American Championships bronze medalist (2017) 65 KG • Junior World Team member (2015) • Fourth in U.S. Olympic Team Trials (2016) • WCWA national champion (2016) • Three-time WCWA All-American Career Biography 2018: Final X champion... World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion… Pan American gold medalist… U.S. Open runner-up… World Cup Team member (fourth)… Flatz Open champion… Third at Poland Open… Fifth in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)…Fifth at Grand Prix of Spain… U23 World Team Trials champion… 2017: Fifth at Russia Cup… World Cup Team member (fourth)… Dave Schultz Memorial International gold medalist (Nov. 2017) … U23 World Team Trials champion… Third at Grand Prix of Spain… Pan American bronze medalist… Fifth at U.S. World Team Trials… Third at U.S. Open… 2016: Third at U.S. Open… Third at U.S. Olympic Team Trials … Dave Schultz Memorial silver medalist… Third at U.S. Senior Nationals/Trials Qualifier… 2015: Fourth at World Team Trials… College: WCWA College Nationals for King University runner-up (2017) … WCWA national champion (2016) … Fourth WCWA Nationals for King University (2015)… Coached by Jason Moorman… High School: Three-time CIF State qualifier… Two-time third-place winner at CIF State… coached by Craig Holden… Age-group Achievements: Third at University Nationals (2016) … Seventh at Junior World Championships (2015) … Junior Body Bar champion (2015) … Fifth at University Nationals (2014) … Seventh at Junior Fargo Nationals (2013) … Seventh at Junior Body Bar (2013) … Junior Wester Regional champion (2013) … Seventh at Folkstyle Junior Nationals (2013) … Personal: Daughter of Dino and Ann Molinari… has one sibling, Foxx… started wrestling at the age of 14… Hobbies: getting pedicures… tanning… cooking… long boarding… bike riding… riding motorcycles… staying icy… Twitter: @mynameis_jungle Instagram: @forrest_aka_snowflake

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TAMYRA MENSAH-STOCK 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 68 kg/150 lbs. Years on Team USA: 4 (2015-19) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: Titan Mercury WC College: Wayland Baptist Univ. High School: Mortan Ranch HS () Born: Oct. 11, 1992 Career Highlights: • Two-time World Team member (2017, 2018) • 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion • 2017 U.S. World Team Trials champion • 2016 and 2018 U.S. Open champion • 2017 and 2018 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion (Russia) • First American athlete to win back-to-back Yarygin golds • Second in 2015 World Team Trials • Second in 2017 U.S. Open • Third in 2016 Olympic Test Event () • 2015 University Nationals champion 68 KG • 2014 and 2017 WCWA Nationals champion for Wayland Baptist Career Biography: 2018: Final X champion… U.S. Open champion… Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion (Russia)… Third in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)… Grand Prix of Spain champion… Third in Poland Open… 2017: Second in Russia Cup… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International (Nov. 2017)… Grand Prix of Spain champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion (Russia)… Second in U.S. Open… 2016: Second in UWW Golden Grand Prix Finals (Azerbaijan)… Third in Grand Prix of Spain… Third in Canada Cup… Third in 2nd World Olympic Games Qualifier (Turkey)… Third in 1st World Olympic Games Qualifier (Mongolia)… U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion… Fifth in Pan American Olympic Games Qualifier… Third in Olympic Test Event (Brazil)… U.S. Open champion… 2015: Second in Bill Farrell International… Second in Grand Prix of Spain… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… University Nationals champion… Nordhagen Classic champion (Canada) 2014: Third in Bill Farrell International… Second in University World Championships… Third in U.S. Open… 2013: Second in Olympia 2013 Tournament ()… Second in U.S. Open… Third in University Nationals… College: 2014 and 2017 WCWA Women’s College national champion for Wayland Baptist… Third in 2013 WCWA Nationals… Fourth in 2012 WCWA Nationals… Coached by Aaron Meister and Johnny Cobb… Her sister Tarkiya is a teammate with her on the Wayland Baptist team… Age-Group Achievements: Second in 2010 Junior Nationals… Second in 2010 USA Wrestling Junior Girls Folkstyle Nationals… High School: 2010 and 2011 Texas girls state champion for Morton Ranch High School… Second in 2009 Texas girls state championships… Personal: Married to Jacob Stock… Awards: Outstanding Wrestler at 2017 U.S. World Team Trials… Instagram: @mensahtamyrastock

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ERIN CLODGO 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 72 kg/158 lbs. Years on Team USA: 10 (2008-11, 2012-19) Residence: Richmond, Vt. Club: Sunkist Kids Coach: Terry Steiner, Erin Tomeo College: Northern Michigan High School: Marquette (Mich.), Richmond (Vt.) Born: Aug. 23, 1990 in Richmond, Vt. Height: 5-6 Career Highlights: • Two-time U.S. World Team member (2015, 2018) • 2016 Pan American Olympic Games Qualifier champion • Third in 2015 Pan American Games • Third in 2016 Olympic Test Event (Brazil) • Four-time U.S. Open champion (2010, 2015, 2017, 2018) • Second in 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials • Second in 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2014, 2017 World Team Trials • 2015 and 2018 Dave Schultz Memorial International champion • Second in 2011 Pan American Championships 72 KG • 2007 and 2010 U.S. Junior World Team member Career Biography: 2018: Final X champion… U.S. Open champion… 2017: Dave Schultz Memorial International champion (Nov. 2017)… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Third in Dave Schultz Memorial International (Feb. 2017)… U.S. Open champion… 2016: Fifth in Open Cup (Russia)… Second in the U.S. Olympic Team Trials… Pan American Olympic Games Qualifier champion… Third in 2016 Olympic Test Event (Brazil)… Third in U.S. Open… 2015: Fifth at UWW Golden Grand Prix Finals (Azerbaijan)… DNP at World Championships… Third in Pan American Games… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… Second in Guelph Open (Canada)… 2014: Minnesota Storm Holiday Cup champion… Second in Open Cup of Russia… Second in Bill Farrell International… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Second in U.S. Open… 2013: Third in New York AC International… Second in World Team Wrestle-Off… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Second in U.S. Open… 2012: Second in U.S. World Team Wrestle-Off… Second in Hari Ram Grand Prix (India)… Third in Klippan Lady Open (Sweden)… Third in Dave Schultz Memorial International… Third in Ivan Yarygin Memorial (Russia)… Third in U.S. Open… 2011: Second in Pan American Championships… Second in U.S. Open… Fourth in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2010: U.S. Junior World Team member… Third in Hargobind International (Canada)… Second in Sunkist Kids International Open… Third in Canada Cup… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… U.S. Open champion… 2009: Second in Sunkist Kids International… Third in U.S. World Team Trials… Sixth in U.S. Nationals… 2008: Third in U.S. World Team Trials… 2007: U.S. Junior World Team member… College: Attended Northern Michigan Univ., where she was a member of the U.S. Olympic Education Center women’s wrestling program, coached by Shannyn Gillespie and Tony DeAnda… Studied culinary arts. High School: Attended Marquette High School, while training at Northern Michigan USOEC… Attended Richmond High School, where she was coached by Harley Brown and Glen Brown…

Personal: Daughter of Donna and Walt Clodgo… Has two sisters, Krystal and Megan, and one brother, Jean Paul… Hobbies include hiking, camping and rock climbing… U.S. Olympic Training Center resident athlete… Started wrestling at age 12… Sponsors: Sunkist Kids and Nike wrestling… Twitter: @ErinClodgo

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ADELINE MARIA GRAY 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 76 kg/167.5 lbs. Years on Team USA: 8 (2009-10, 2011-17, 2018-2019) Club: New York Athletic Club Personal Coaches: Terry Steiner and Erin Vandiver College: Keller Graduate, DeVry Univ., University of Colorado – Colorado Springs High School: Bear Creek HS, Colo. (2009) Born: Jan. 15, 1991 in , Colo. Height: 5-10 Career Highlights • Three-time World Champion (2012, 2014, 2015) • Two-time World bronze medalist (2011, 2013) • Seven-time World Team member • U.S. Olympic Team member (2016) • Two-time Pan American Games champion (2015, 2018) • University World champion (2012) • Junior World champion (2008) • Four-time U.S. Open champion (2009, 2011, 2015, 2018) • Junior World silver medalist (2011) Career Biorgaphy 2018: Final X champion… Grand Prix of Spain silver medalist…Women’s World Cup team member (Fourth place) … Pan-American gold medalist … U.S. Open champion… Flatz Open champion 76 KG (Austria)…Klippan Lady Open champion (Sweden)…World Cup champion… 2017: Second in Russia Cup… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion (Nov.) … 2016: Bill Farrell International champion… Seventh in Olympic Games… U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion…Olympic Test Event champion... 2015: Undefeated 7-0 in India League… World champion… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… World Cup champion… Cerro Pelado International champion (Cuba)… 2014: World champion… Second in Golden Grand Prix … U.S. World Team Trials champion… World Cup champion… Third in Klippan Lady Open... 2013: Second in New York AC International… SFU International Open champion (Canada)… Third in World Championships… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Second in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2012: Henri Deglane Challenge champion (France)… New York AC International silver medalist… World Championship gold medalist… U.S. World Team Wrestle-Off champion… Canada Cup silver medalist… Women’s World Cup Team member (7th Place)… U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up… Klippan Lady Open champion (Sweden)… 2011: New York AC International Open champion… World Championships bronze medalist… Non-Olympic Weights World Team Trials champion… U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… Mongolia National Championships gold medalist… U.S. Open champion… Fifth in Alexander Medved International (Belarus)… Dan Kolov International champion ()… 2010: Women’s World Cup Team member (Silver)… Klippan Open champion … Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… 2009: New York AC International Open champion… Sunkist Kids International Open champion… Fifth in World Championships… Canada Cup bronze medalist… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… 2008: U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… College: Did not compete collegiately… earned a degree in Business… High School: Wrestled Varsity for three years for Coach Steve Burdick at Bear Creek High School… Age-group Achievements: University World champion (2012)… University Nationals Champion (2012)… Junior World silver medalist (2011)… FILA Junior Body Bar champion (2011)… Ninth at Junior World Championship (2009)… Three-time Junior Fargo Nationals champion (2007, 2008, 2009)… Two-time FILA Junior Body Bar champion (2008, 2009) … Junior World champion (2008)… FILA Cadet and Junior Body Bar champion (2008)… Junior Folkstyle National champion (2008)… Cadet Klippan Ladies Open gold medalist (2008)… FILA Cadet Body Bar runner-up (2007)… Third at Junior Fargo Nationals (2006)… Fifth at FILA Cadet Bar Body (2006)… Personal: Daughter of Donna and George Gray… Has younger three sisters, Geneva, Izabella and Gabriella… married to Damaris Sanders since 2017… Agent includes Denege Prudhomme with Stanton & Co… Serves as the assistant women’s wrestling coach for Wyoming Seminary… started wrestling at the age of six… Hobbies: playing cards… traveling… practicing hot yoga… cooking… lifting… enjoying family brunch… Awards: 2014 and 2015 USA Wrestling Women’s Wrestler of the Year… Finalist for 2015 USOC Female Olympic Athlete of the Year… 2009 ASICS High School Wrestler of the Year… Note: Gray’s third World title puts her second in U.S. women’s history, behind only Tricia Saunders (4) … Her fifth World medal puts her second in U.S. women’s history, behind only Kristie Davis (9) and tied with Tricia Saunders (5) … Only Gray (2014, 2015) and Tricia Saunders (1998, 1999) have won back-to-back World titles among U.S. women… Twitter: @AdelineGray Instagram: @adelinegray Website: adelinegray.us themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 32 GRECO ROMAN

Photo by Tony Rotundo

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MATT LINDLAND U.S. National Greco-Roman Head Coach

Matt Lindland has been head of the nation’s elite Greco-Roman athletes since May 2014. Shortly after taking over, he coached Andy Bisek to a World bronze medal in 2014, giving U.S. Greco its first World or since 2009. A year later, Bisek repeated his bronze-winning performance. Prior to being named the U.S. National Greco-Roman Coach, Lindland served as a World Team Coach for the 2013 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary. He also served as assistant coach for Clackamas CC and the University of Nebraska. As a competitor, Lindland won silver at the 2000 Olympic Games in , Australia, and followed with a World silver medal in 2001 at a new . He also won gold at the as well as the 1996 World Cup.

GARY MAYABB MOMIR PETKOVIC MOHAMMED ABDELFATAH Manager of Greco-Roman Assistant Greco-Roman Greco-Roman Assistant Programs National Coach Coach

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ZAC DOMINGUEZ Dominguez is the head coach and founder of the wildly successful MWC Wrestling Academy, based in Paillion. Since starting the club, Dominguez has produced 40 college wrestlers across all divisions, 50 high school state champions and 40 USA Wrestling Freestyle and Greco-Roman All- Americans. Dominguez has several coaching accolades to his name. He was named 2017 Nebraska USA Wrestling Coach of the Year, 2013 USA Wrestling Developmental Coach of the Year, 2007 USA Wrestling Junior Greco- Roman Coach of the Year and 2004 Iowa USA Wrestling Coach of the Year. His trip to Budapest will mark his third trip as a U.S. World coach and first at the Senior level. Dominguez served on the 2015 Junior World staff in Salvador, Brazil, as well as the 2017 Cadet World staff in , Greece. As an athlete, Dominguez trained out of the U.S. Olympic Training Site in Marquette, Mich., and later spent two years as a resident athlete at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. He was a two-time U.S. Open placer. In 2004, Dominguez took fourth at the Olympic Trials and was fifth in the 2005 World Team Trials. Internationally, he collected a pair of top- five finishes.

SPENSER MANGO Mango, originally from St. Louis, Mo., has recently taken on the coaching role after retiring from an outstanding athletic career. He currently serves on the coaching staff for the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program, one of the top Greco clubs in the country, and has coached a number of teams on tour. During his competitive days, Mango held onto the No. 1 spot nationally at 59 kg for eight-straight years as a two-time Olympian, representing the U.S. in the 2008 Games in Beijing and the 2012 Games in London, and a six- time World Team member. He was also a seven-time U.S. Open winner. Internationally, Mango finished as high as fifth in the World on the Senior level, placing in 2013 and 2014. He won a University World title in 2007 and claimed a Junior World bronze in 2006. Mango, who also trained at the Olympic Training Site in Marquette, won five Pan American medals across the Pan Am Championships, Pan Am Games and Pan Am Olympic Qualifier.

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SAM HAZEWINKEL 2018-19 Team USA ranking: No. 1 at 55 kg/ 121.3 lbs. Years on Team USA: 10 (2004-07, 2008-10, 2011-15, 2018-2019) Residence: Guthrie, Okla. Club: Sunkist Kids WC Personal Coaches: Michael Lightner College: Regional Training Center: Oklahoma City RTC/Aires High School: Pensacola Christian Academy, Fla. Born: March 4, 1983 in Adina, Minn. Height: 5-5 Career Highlights: • Freestyle Olympian (2012) • 2018 Greco-Roman World Team member • Two-time Freestyle Pan-American gold medalist (2016, 2012) • University World Champion (2008) • Four-time U.S. Open champion (2007, 2009, 2011 ,2014) • Four-time NCAA All-American (2004-2007) Career Biography 2018: Greco-Roman World Team Trials champion… Greco-Roman U.S. Open runner-up… Fifth at Grand Prix of Germany… 2016: Freestyle Pan-American gold medalist… 2015: Freestyle U.S. Nationals/Trials Qualifer runner-up… Fifth in freestyle Cerro Pelado 55 KG International… 2014: Greco-Roman World Team Trials runner-up… Freestyle U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… Freestyle U.S. Open champion… Fifth in freestyle Grand Prix of Paris… 2013: Third in freestyle U.S. World Team Trials… 2012: Freestyle U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion… Freestyle World Cup Team member (bronze)… Freestyle Pan-American Championships gold medalist… Third in freestyle Cerro Pelado International… 2011: Freestyle Hargobind International runner-up… Freestyle U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… Freestyle Pan-American Championships silver medalist… Freestyle U.S. Open champion… Freestyle Alexander Medved International runner-up… Third in Freestyle Cerro Pelado International… Fourth in freestyle at the Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2010: Freestyle Henri Deglane Challenge runner-up… Eighth in freestyle at the U.S. Open… Third in freestyle at the Cerro Pelado International… 2009: Third in Greco-Roman U.S. World Team Trials… Greco-Roman U.S. Nationals runner-up… Third in Greco-Roman Granma Cup (Cuba)… Greco-Roman Dave Schulz Memorial International runner-up… Greco-Roman Vehbe Emri Grand Prix runner-up… Third in freestyle at the New York AC International… 2008: Greco-Roman Henri Deglane Challenge runner-up… Greco-Roman U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up… Fourth in Greco- Roman U.S. Nationals… Greco-Roman Hungary Grand Prix runner-up… Greco-Roman Dave Schultz Memorial International runner- up… 2007: Greco-Roman Haparanda Cup champion… Third in Greco-Roman Vantaa Cup… Third in Greco-Roman New York AC Holiday International… Greco-Roman Sunkist Kids International Open champion… Freestyle Sunkist Kids International Open runner-up… Greco-Roman Pan American bronze-medalist… Greco-Roman U.S. Nationals champion… 2006: Greco-Roman U.S. World Team Trials runner-up…Third in Greco-Roman U.S. Nationals. 2005: Greco-Roman U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… Greco-Roman U.S. Nationals champion. 2004: Third in Greco-Roman U.S. Olympic Team Trials… Third in Greco-Roman U.S. Nationals… Greco-Roman Central Regional Olympic Team Trials Qualifier champion. 2003: Sixth in Greco-Roman U.S. World Team Trials… Third in Greco-Roman U.S. Nationals… 2002: Fifth at Greco-Roman (Vegas) Nationals… Fourth at Greco-Roman U.S. World Team Trials... College: Four-time All-American for University of Oklahoma, where he was coached by Jack Spates… NCAA runner-up (2007) … Third at NCAA (2004, 2005, 2006) ... Two-time Big 12 champion (2004, 2006) … Compiled a 132-10 record… High School: Three-time FHSAA state champion (2000, 2001, 2002) ... recorded a perfect 140-0… Age-Group Achievements: University Greco-Roman World champion (2008) … … Two-time Junior Greco-Roman national champion (2001, 2002) … Junior Freestyle Fargo nationals runner-up (2001)… Third at Junior Greco-Roman World Team Trials (2001) … Personal: Son of Dave and Susan Hazewinkel... Father, Dave, and uncle, Jim Hazewinkel, both competed in the 1968 and 1972 Olympic Games as members of the U.S. Greco-Roman team... Father was the first silver medal in Greco-Roman for the U.S… Father was also first to beat a Russian at the World Championships for U.S… Father was first to win U.S. Greco-Roman back-to-back World medals…Father is currently the head wrestling coach at Pensacola Christian College… Has three brothers, Jake, Zack and Zeke… He and his wife, Rachel, were married July 7, 2006… They have a son and daughter, Joshua and Ava… Twitter: @SamtheHaze Note: Only Father/Son Olympians in U.S. Wrestling History… Three Olympians in the family: Jim, Dave, and Sam… themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 37 DALTON ROBERTS

DALTON ROBERTS 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 60 kg/132 lbs. Years on Team USA: 1 (2018-19) Hometown: Fowlerville, Mich. Residence: Marquette, Mich. Club: New York AC College: Northern Michigan High School: Fowlerville HS Born: July 21, 1996

Career Highlights • 2018 World Team member • 2017 U23 World Team member • Two-time Junior World Team member (2015 and 2016) • 2018 U.S. Open champion • 2012 Cadet World Team member • Two-time University Nationals champion (2016 and 2017) • 2017 S.A. Lavrikov Tournament champion 60 KG

Career Biography 2018: World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Second in Grand Prix of Germany… Second in U23 World Team Trials… Third in Granma Cup (Cuba)… Bill Farrell International silver medalist… 2017: Ninth at U23 World Championships… First at U23 World Team Trials… First at University Nationals… First at S.A. Lavrikov Tournament… Fifth in World Team Trials… 2016: Silver medal in Arvo Haavisto Cup … Fourth in Vantaa Cup… First at UWW Junior Nationals… First at UWW University Nationals…First at Austria Junior Greco-Roman Cup…14th at Junior World Championships… 2015: Third in Eduardo Campbell Cup…First at UWW Junior Nationals… 8th in Junior World Championships… 2013: Junior Greco-Roman national champion (Fargo)… Fourth in Junior Freestyle Nationals (Fargo)… Third at Junior World Team Trials… 2012: First at FILA Cadet Greco Nationals… 12th at Cadet World Championships… Fourth in Cadet Freestyle Nationals…

Twitter: @DRoberts59kg Instagram: droberts59kg

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JESSE THIELKE 2018-19 Team USA ranking: No. 1 at 63 kg/139 lbs. Years on Team USA: 3 (2013-14, 2015-17) Residence: Beresford, S.D. Club: New York AC/Legends of Gold College: Wisconsin High School: Germantown, Wis. Born: June 9, 1992 Height: 5-7 Career Highlights - 2016 U.S. Olympic Team member - Two-time World Team member (2013, 2018) - Ninth at 2016 Olympic Games - Eighth in 2013 World Championships - 2012 Junior World bronze medalist - Second in 2nd World Olympic Qualifier (Turkey) - Second in 2015 U.S. Open - Third in 2013, 2016 and 2018 U.S. Open 63 KG - Four-time U.S. Junior World Team member (2009-12) - 2009 Cadet Pan American champion Career Biography 2018: World Team Trials champion… Third at U.S. Open… Second in Thor Masters (Denmark) 2017: Third at 20th Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2016: Ninth in Olympic Games… Second in 2nd World Olympic Qualifier (Turkey)… U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion… Third in Grand Prix Open ()… Third in U.S. Open… 2015: Third in Golden Grand Prix Finals (Azerbaijan)… Second in U.S. World Team Trials… Second in U.S. Open… 2014: University Nationals champion… 2013: Eighth in World Championships… U.S. World Team Trials champion… Third in U.S. Open… 2012: Third in Junior World Championships… Fourth in Dave Schultz Memorial International… Fourth in 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials… UWW Junior World Team Trials champion… Fourth in U.S. Open… Third in Petko Sirakov-Ivan Iliev Junior Open (Bulgaria)… Austrian Junior Open champion… 2011: Competed in Junior World Championships… Third in Sunkist Kids International Open… Northern Plains Regionals champion… Eighth in U.S. Open… UWW Junior Nationals champion… Austrian Junior Open champion… 2010: Competed in Junior World Championships… Second in Sunkist Kids International Open… UWW Junior World Team Trials champion… Northern Plains Regional champion… UWW Junior Nationals champion… Second in Petko Sirakov-Ivan Iliev Junior Open (Bulgaria)… 2009: Competed in Junior World Championships… Cadet Pan American Championships gold medalist… UWW Junior World Team Trials champion… College: Competed for the University of Wisconsin, coached by … NCAA qualifier… High School: Three-time state champion… USA Age-group: 2010 Junior Folkstyle Nationals champion… 2009 UWW Cadet Nationals champion… 2007 and 2008 Cadet Nationals Greco-Roman champion… 2008 Cadet Folkstyle Nationals champion… 2008 Preseason Folkstyle Nationals champion… 2007 Cadet Nationals runner-up in freestyle… 2006 Schoolboy Triple Crown winner after capturing titles in Folkstyle, Greco-Roman and freestyle… Personal: Son of Jeff and Pam Thielke… Twitter: @thielke_smooth Instagram: @jdthielke

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ELLIS COLEMAN 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 67 kg /147.7 lbs. Years on Team USA: 6 (2010-11, 2012-15, 2017-19) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: U.S. Army WCAP Coach: Shon Lewis College: Northern Michigan University Regional Training Center: U.S. Army WCAP High School: Oak Park and River Forest (Ill.) Born: August 16, 1991 Height: 5-9 Career Highlights: • Three-time World Team member (2013, 2017, 2018) • Olympian (2012) • Four-time U.S. Open champion (2013, 2016-2018) • Three-time U.S. Senior Nationals champion (2013, 2016-17) • Two-time Junior World bronze medalist (2010, 2011) • Two-time World Team Trials runner-up (2013, 2014) • Two-time Armed Forces champion in freestyle and Greco-Roman (2017, 2018) Career Biography 67 KG 2018: Greco-Roman World Team Trials champion… Greco-Roman U.S. Open champion… Armed Forces champion in Greco-Roman and freestyle 2017: Eleventh at Greco-Roman CISM World Military Championships… Twelfth at Greco-Roman World Championships… Greco-Roman World Team Trials champion… Armed Forces champion in Greco-Roman and freestyle… U.S. Greco-Roman Open champion… Ninth at Tbilisi Grand Prix… 2016: Greco-Roman U.S. Open champion… Fourth at Greco-Roman Non-Olympic Weight World Team Trials… Fourth at Greco-Roman Olympic Team Trials… 2015: Greco-Roman U.S. Senior (Vegas) Nationals/ Trials Qualifier champion… Greco-Roman Vantaa Cup () champion… Greco-Roman Bill Farrell International runner-up… 2014: Greco-Roman Pan American Championships silver medalist… Third at Greco-Roman U.S. World Team Trials… Greco-Roman U.S. Open runner-up… 2013: Greco-Roman World Team member… Fifth at Freestyle Olympia (Greece)… Greco-Roman Olympia (Greece) champion… U.S. World Team Trials runner-up… Greco-Roman U.S. Open champion… 2012: Fourteenth at Greco-Roman Olympic Games… Greco-Roman U.S. Olympic Team Trials champion… Pan- American Olympic Qualifier runner-up… 2011: Greco-Roman New York AC International Open champion… Greco-Roman Sunkist Kids International Open champion… 2010: Third in Greco-Roman U.S. World Team Trials… Pan-American bronze medalist… Fourth in Greco-Roman at the U.S. Open… 2009: Fourth in Greco-Roman at the New York AC International… Third in Greco-Roman at the Sunkist Kids International… High School: Wrestled for Oak Park-River Forest… Third at IHSA State (2008, 2009) Fifth at IHSA State (2007)… Age-group Achievements: Two-time Junior Greco-Roman Worlds bronze medalist (2010, 2011) … Junior Greco- Roman Austrian Open champion (2011) … Third in Greco-Roman at University Nationals (2010) … Eighth in freestyle at University Nationals (2010)… Greco-Roman FILA Junior Nationals champion (2010)… Third at Greco- Roman University Nationals (2010)… Junior Greco-Roman Petko Sirakov & Ivan Iliev International bronze medalist… (2010)… Junior Greco-Roman Fargo nationals champion (2009) … Junior Greco-Roman Fargo nationals runner-up (2008)… Third at Cadet Greco-Roman University Nationals (2008)… Cadet Greco-Roman Fargo nationals champion (2007)… Third at Cadet Greco-Roman Cadet Nationals (2006)… Fifth at Cadet Greco-Roman Nationals (2006)… Personal: Son of Yolanda Barral… Has two daughters, Arielli and Elliara… Awards: Greco-Roman U.S. Open Outstanding Wrestler (2013) … FILA Junior Nationals Outstanding Wrestler (2010) Twitter: @DaFlyinSquirrel Instagram: daflyinsquirrel

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 40 RAVAUGHN PERKINS

RAVAUGHN PERKINS 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 2 at 72 kg/158 lbs. Years on Team USA: 3 (2016-19) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: New York AC Regional Training Center: U.S. Olympic Training Center College: Ellsworth CC High School: Omaha North (Neb.) Born: Aug. 7, 1992 Height: 5-11 Career Highlights: • 2018 World Team member • 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials champion • Two-time Dave Schultz Memorial International champion • Two-time U.S. Open champion (2014, 2018) • Third at 2017 World Team Trials • 2012 New York AC International champion • 2010 Junior Nationals Greco-Roman champion 72 KG Career Biography: 2018: World Team member (filling in for injured Jon Jay Chavez)… Second in World Team Trials… U.S. Open champion… Pan American champion… Third in Thor Masters (Denmark) 2017: Dave Schultz Memorial International champion (Jan.)… Second at 20th Dave Schultz Memorial International (Nov.)…Third at World Team Trials… Third at Grand Prix Zagreb Open… 2016: U.S. Olympic Trials champion… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… Third at 1st World Olympic Games Qualifier… Eighth at 2nd World Olympic Games Qualifier… 2014: U.S. Open champion… Third in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2012: Second in Minnesota Storm Holiday Cup… New York AC International champion… Final Olympic Trials Qualifier champion… 2011: Third in Sunkist Kids International Open… High School: Three-time Nebraska state champion for Omaha North… Coached by Anders Christensen, Philip Wightmen and Roger Parker… USA Age-group: 2010 Junior Nationals Greco-Roman champion…Fifth in 2008 Cadet Nationals in Greco- Roman and freestyle… Third in 2007 Cadet Nationals in Greco-Roman…

Personal: Brother DaVaughn was a three-time Nebraska state champion… Brother JaVaughn was a four-time Nebraska state champion… Twitter: @RayRilla2300 Instagram: @rayrilla_

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 41 KAMAL BEY

KAMAL BEY Hometown: , Ill. Club: Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club Regional Training Center: U.S. Olympic Training Center Coach: Herb House College: Daymar College High School: Oak Park River Forrest, Born: January 3, 1998

Career highlights: • 2017 Junior World champion • 2018 Senior World Team member • Two-time U.S. Open champion (2017, 2018) • 2017 Senior World Team Trials runner-up • 2017 U23 World Team member • Three-time Junior World Team member (2016, 2017, 2018) • 2017 Dave Schultz Memorial champion • 2016 Bill Farrell International champion 77 KG

Career Biography 2018: Senior World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Fifth at Junior World Championships... Granma Cup champion… Bill Farrell International champion… 2017: Junior World champion at 74 kg… Competed at U23 World Championships… U.S. Open champion… First at U23 World Team Trials at 80 kg… Second at Senior World Team Trials… Defeated Jesse Porter in special wrestle-off for Junior World Team spot… Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… Third at Grand Prix Zagreb Open… 2017 Junior Austria Open champion… 2016: Bill Farrell International champion… Fourth in Dave Schultz Memorial International …DNP at UWW Junior World Championships… UWW Junior Greco World Team Trials champion… Second in Junior Greco Nationals (Fargo)… 2015: Junior Greco-Roman national champion (Fargo)… 2014: Cadet national runner-up in both Greco and freestyle (Fargo)… 2013: Second Cadet Freestyle Nationals (Fargo)…Third in Cadet Greco Nationals (Fargo)…

Twitter: @ThatManChasin Instagram: @itz_kbey

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 42 GEORDAN SPEILLER

GEORDAN SPEILLER 2018-19 Team USA ranking: No. 1 at 82 kg/180 lbs. Years on Team USA: 2 (2016-17, 2018-19) Residence: Oviedo, Fla. Club: Florida Jets College: University of Central Florida High School: St. Thomas Aquinas Born: March 31, 1993 Height: 5-9 Career Notes: • 2018 World Team member • Two-time U.S. Open champion (2016, 2018) • 2017 Dave Schultz Memorial International champion • 2017 Granma Cup champion • 2016 Pan American champion • 2016 UWW University Nationals champion • 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up 82 KG

Career Biography 2018: World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Second in Pan American Championships… Second in Bill Farrell International… 2017: Dave Schultz Memorial International champion… Granma Cup champion… Second at Hungarian Grand Prix… Sixth at U.S. World Team Trials… 2016: Second in U.S. Olympic Team Trials… UWW University Nationals champion… Gold at the Pan American Championships… Third in the Hungarian Grand Prix… U.S. Open champion… 2015: Third in Grand Prix Zagreb Open (Croatia)… Third in Granma Cup (Cuba)… Fourth in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2014: Third in S.A. Lavrikov (Russia)… Third in Bill Farrell International… Third in U.S. Open… Third in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2012: Third in New York AC International…Seventh at Junior World Championships… Twitter: @speiller Instagram: @wrestlewrestlewrestle

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PATRICK MARTINEZ 2018-19 Team USA ranking: No. 1 at 87 kg/191 lbs. Years on Team USA: 3 (2015-17, 2018-19) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: New York AC Regional Training Center: U.S. Olympic Training Center College: Nebraska-Kearney/Wyoming High School: Temecula Valley Born: April 5, 1990 Height: 5-10 Career Highlights - Three-time U.S. World Team member (2015, 2016, 2018) - 2016 U.S. Non-Olympic Weight World Team member - 2016 University Nationals champion - 2015 U.S. World Team member - 2015 U.S. Open champion - 2017 S.A. Lavrikov Tournament champion Career Biography 87 KG 2018: World Team Trials champion… 2017: Arvo Haavisto Cup champion… First at S.A. Lavrikov Tournament… Fifth in U.S. World Team Trials… 2016: Non-Olympic Weight World Team Trials champion … University Nationals champion (85 kg) … Third in Pan-American Championships … Third in Spanish Grand Prix … Third in Pytlasinski International … Third in Grand Prix Zagreb Open… Third in U.S. Open… 2015: DNP at World Championships… U.S. World Team Trials champion… U.S. Open champion… Fourth in Dave Schultz Memorial International… 2014: Third in S.A. Lavrikov… Second in Bill Farrell International… College: Attended the University of Wyoming from 2009-2012, where he was a two-time Mountain West Conference champion and was a two-time NCAA Division I Championships qualifier. Transferred to University of Nebraska Kearney in 2012, where he was a two-time NCAA Division II All-American placing fifth in 2013 and third in 2014. High School: Attended Temecula Valley High School, where he was coached by his father Anthony Martinez… 2009 California state champion at 160 lbs… Two-time USA Wrestling Junior Nationals All- American in Greco-Roman… USA Wrestling Junior Nationals All-American in freestyle… Personal: Son of Anthony Martinez… He is an only child… Hobbies include hiking, mountain biking and watching movies… Twitter: pmart_activated Instagram: pmart_87

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 44 G’ANGELO HANCOCK

G’ANGELO HANCOCK 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 97 kg/ 213.8 lbs. Years on Team USA: 3 (2016-19) Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Club: Sunkist Kids WC Personal Coaches: Thomas Dantzler, Herb House College: Daymar College Regional Training Center: U.S. Olympic Training Center High School: Fountain Fort-Carson HS, Colo. (2014) Born: July 27, 1997 in Colorado Springs, Colo. Height: 6-1 Career highlights • Made three U.S. World Teams in 2017 (Junior, U23, Senior) • Two-time Senor World Team member (2017, 2018) • Two-time U23 World Team member (2017, 2018) • Three-time Junior World Team member (2015, 2016, 2017) • U.S. Open champion (2017) • Third in U.S. Olympic Team Trials (2016) 97 KG • Junior World bronze medalist (2016) • Bill Farrell International champion (2016) • Dave Schultz Memorial International champion (2017) Career Biography 2018: Greco-Roman World Team Trials champion… U23 World Team Trials champion… Wladyslaw Pytlasinski Cup champion… 2017: Arvo Haavisto Cup (Finland) gold medalist… S.A. Lavrikov Tournament (Russia) gold medalist… Pan American bronze medalist … Greco-Roman World Team Trials … Dave Shultz Memorial International gold medalist … 2016: Bill Farrell International gold medalist… Malar Cup (Sweden) silver medalist… Klippan Cup (Sweden) gold medalist … Third at Olympic Team Trials… 2015: Third at Senior Nationals/Trials Qualifier… College: does not compete in college… studies Business Management… High School: Third at CHSAA 5A State Championship (2014) … Fourth at CHSAA 5A State Championship (2013) … coached by Marcel Scooper and Pete Hicks… Age-group Achievements: U23 World Team Trials champion (2018) … 10th at U23 World Championship (2017) … U23 World Team Trials champion (2017) … Seventh at Junior World Championship (2017) … Junior World Team Special Wrestle-off champion (2017) … University Nationals runner-up (2017) … Greco-Roman Junior Austria Open champion (2017) … Junior Austria bronze medalist (2016) … Junior World bronze medalist (2016) … University Nationals champion (2016) … Third at Greco-Roman Junior Fargo Nationals (2015) … Greco-Roman Junior (Vegas) Nationals champion (2015) … Personal: Son of Francina and Trevor Hancock… has one sister Mahalia and three brothers, Trevor, Michael, and Mahalia… started wrestling at the age of 15… Twitter: @OlympicKidd Instagram: @hancockg

themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 45 ADAM COON

ADAM COON 2018-19 Team USA Ranking: No. 1 at 130 kg/286 lbs. in Greco-Roman Years on Team USA: 3 (2015-17, 2018-19) Residence: Fowlerville, Mich. Club: Cliff Keen WC/MWC Regional Training Center: MWC College: Univ. of Michigan High School: Fowlerville Born: Nov. 14, 1994 Height: 6-5 Career Highlights - 2018 World Team member in Greco-Roman - 2018 Final X runner-up in freestyle - 2018 U.S. Open champion in freestyle - 2016 U.S. Open champion in Greco-Roman - 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up - 2014 Junior World Bronze medalist (Freestyle & Greco-Roman) - 2011 Cadet World champion - 2015 and 2018 NCAA Championships runner-up 130 KG - Three-time NCAA All-American Career Biography 2018: World Team Trials champion in Greco-Roman, Final X runner-up in freestyle… U.S. Open champion in freestyle… Second at U.S. Open in Greco-Roman… Freestyle World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion… 2016: Second in U.S. Olympic Team Trials… U.S. Open champion… 2015: Bill Farrell International champion… University Nationals champion… Third in U.S. Open… 2014: Third in Junior Freestyle World Championships… Third in Junior Greco-Roman World Championships… University Nationals champion… Junior World Team Freestyle Trials champion… Junior World Team Greco-Roman Trials champion… 2011: FILA Cadet Freestyle World champion… FILA Cadet Greco-Roman Nationals champion…FILA Cadet Freestyle Nationals champion… College: Competes collegiately for the under head coach Joe McFarland… Runner-up in 2015 NCAA Championships… Third in 2016 NCAA Championships… Runner-up in 2018 NCAA Championships... Third in 2015 Big Ten Championships… Age-group: 2011 Cadet freestyle world champion… 2014 Junior World bronze medalist in freestyle and Greco… Two-time USA Wrestling Junior Triple Crown winner (2012, 2013) High School: Four-time Michigan state champion, competing for Fowlervile HS… Coached by Dan Coon… Personal: Son of Dan and Dana Coon… Has two sisters, Rachel and Madeline… Instagram: adam_coooon

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themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 47 OLYMPIC AND WORLD CHAMPIONS

TWO-TIME OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS Greco-Roman (3) 1991 - (114.5) Men’s Freestyle (3) 1984 - (198) 1991 - John Smith (136.5) (1904, 1908) 1984 - (286) 1991 - Kevin Jackson (180.5) Bruce Baumgartner (1984, 1992) 2000 - (286) 1993 - Terry Brands (125.5) John Smith (1988, 1992) 1993 - Tom Brands (136.5) Women’s Freestyle (1) 1993 - Melvin Douglas (198) OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS BY YEAR 2016 - Helen Maroulis (116..5) 1993 - Bruce Baumgartner (286) Men’s Freestyle (50) 1995 - Terry Brands (125.5) 1904 - Robert Curry (105) FOUR-TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS 1995 - Kevin Jackson (180.5) 1904 - George Mehnert (115) Men’s Freestyle (2) 1995 - (220) 1904 - Isador Niflot (125) John Smith (1987, 1989, 1990, 1991) 1995 - Bruce Baumgartner (286) 1904 - Ben Bradshaw (135) Jordan Burroughs (2011, 2013, 2015, 1997 - Les Gutches (187.25) 1904 - Otto Roehm (145) 2017) 1998 - Sammie Henson (119) 1904 - Charles Erikson (158) 1999 - (286) 1904 - Bernhulf Hansen (158) Women’s Freestyle (1) 2006 - Bill Zadick (145.5) 1908 - (132.5) Tricia Saunders (1992, 1996, 1998, 2011 - Jordan Burroughs (163) 1908 - George Mehnert (119) 1999) 2013 - Jordan Burroughs (163) 1920 - (119) 2015 - Jordan Burroughs (163) 1924 - (134) THREE-TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS 2015 - Kyle Snyder (213) 1924 - Russell Vis (145) Men’s Freestyle (3) 2016 - Logan Stieber (134) 1924 - John Spellman (191.5) Lee Kemp (1978, 1979, 1982) 2017 - Jordan Burroughs (163) 1924 - Harry Steele (191.5+) Bruce Baumgartner (1986, 1993, 1995) 2017 - Kyle Snyder (213) 1928 - Allie Morrison (134) Jordan Burroughs (2011, 2013, 2015) 1932 - Jack Van Bebber (158.5) Greco-Roman (5) 1932 - Pete Mehringer (191.5) Women’s Freestyle (1) 1985 - Mike Houck (198) 1932 - Robert Pierce (123) Adeline Gray (2012, 2014, 2015) 1995 - Dennis Hall (125.5) 1936 - (158.5) 2001 - Rulon Gardner (286) 1948 - (174) TWO-TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS 2002 - (286) 1948 - Henry Wittenburg (191.5) Men’s Freestyle (3) 2006 - (132) 1952 - (160.5) (1985, 1987) 1960 - Terry McCann (125.5) Kevin Jackson (1991, 1995) Women’s Freestyle (15) 1960 - Shelby Wilson (147.5) Terry Brands (1993, 1995) 1992 - Tricia Saunders (110) 1960 - Doug Blubaugh (160.5) Kyle Snyder (2015, 2017) 1996 - Tricia Saunders (103) 1972 - (149.5) 1998 - Tricia Saunders (101) 1972 - (163) Women’s Freestyle (2) 1999 - Tricia Saunders (101) 1972 - (198) Kristie Davis (2000, 2003) 1999 - Sandra Bacher (149) 1976 - (180.5) Helen Maroulis (2015, 2017) 2000 - Kristie Davis (149) 1984 - Bobby Weaver (105.5) 2003 - Kristie Davis (147) 1984 - (136.5) WORLD CHAMPIONS BY YEAR 2005 - Iris Smith (158) 1984 - Dave Schultz (163) Men’s Freestyle (41) 2008 - Clarissa Chun (105) 1984 - Mark Schultz (180.5) 1969 - Rick Sanders (114.5) 2012 - (138) 1984 - (198) 1969 - Fred Fozzard (180.5) 2012 - Adeline Gray (147) 1984 - (220) 1970 - Wayne Wells (163) 2014 - Adeline Gray (165) 1984 - Bruce Baumgartner (286) 1971 - Dan Gable (149.5) 2015 - Helen Maroulis (121) 1988 - John Smith (136.5) 1973 - Lloyd Keaser (149.5) 2015 - Adeline Gray (165) 1988 - (163) 1977 - Stan Dziedzic (163) 2017 - Helen Maroulis (128) 1992 - John Smith (136.5) 1978 - Lee Kemp (163) 1992 - Kevin Jackson (180.5) 1979 - Lee Kemp (163) 1992 - Bruce Baumgartner (286) 1981 - Chris Campbell (180.5) 1996 - (125.5) 1982 - Lee Kemp (163) 1996 - Tom Brands (136.5) 1983 - Dave Schultz (163) 1996 - Kurt Angle (220) 1985 - Mark Schultz (180.5) 2000 - (167.5) 1985 - (198) 2004 - (185) 1986 - Bruce Baumgartner (286) 2008 - (121) 1987 - John Smith (136.5) 2012 - Jordan Burroughs (163) 1987 - Mark Schultz (180.5) 2012 - (211.5) 1989 - John Smith (136.5) 2016 - Kyle Snyder (213.75) 1989 - Kenny Monday (163) 1990 - John Smith (136.5) themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 48 OLYMPIC AND WORLD MEDALISTS

OLYMPIC MEDALS BY YEAR 1960 - Doug Blubaugh (gold, 160.5) 1988 - (bronze, 220) Men’s Freestyle 1964 - Daniel Brand (bronze, 191.5) 1992 - Dennis Koslowski (silver, 220) 1904 - Robert Curry (gold, 105) 1968 - Rick Sanders (silver, 114.5) 1992 - Rodney Smith (bronze, 149.5) 1904 - George Mehnert (gold, 115) 1968 - Don Behm (silver, 125.5) 1996 - Brandon Paulson (silver, 114.5) 1904 - Isador Niflot (gold, 125) 1972 - Dan Gable (gold, 149.5) 1996 - Dennis Hall (silver, 125.5) 1904 - Ben Bradshaw (gold, 135) 1972 - Wayne Wells (gold, 163) 1996 - Matt Ghaffari (silver, 286) 1904 - Otto Roehm (gold, 145) 1972 - Ben Peterson (gold, 198) 2000 - Rulon Gardner (gold, 286) 1904 - Charles Erikson (gold, 158) 1972 - Rick Sanders (silver, 125.5) 2000 - Matt Lindland (silver, 187.25) 1904 - Bernhulf Hansen (gold, 158+) 1972 - John Peterson (silver, 180.5) 2000 - Garrett Lowney (bronze, 214) 1904 - John Hein (silver, 105) 1972 - Chris Taylor (bronze, 220+) 2004 - Rulon Gardner (bronze, 264.5) 1904 - Gustav Bauers (silver, 115) 1976 - John Peterson (gold, 180.5) 2008 - Adam Wheeler (bronze, 211.5) 1904 - August Wester (silver, 125) 1976 - Lloyd Keaser (silver, 149.5) 1904 - Theodore McLeer (silver, 135) 1976 - Ben Peterson (silver, 198) Women’s Freestyle 1904 - Rudolph Tessing (silver, 145) 1976 - Russ Hellickson (silver, 220) 2004 - Sara McMann (silver, 138) 1904 - William Beckman (silver 158) 1976 - Gene Davis (bronze, 136.5) 2004 - Patricia Miranda (bronze, 105) 1904 - Frank Kungler (silver, 158+) 1976 - Stan Dziedzic (bronze, 163) 2008 - Randi Miller (bronze, 138) 1904 - Gus Thiefebthaler (bronze, 105) 1984 - Bobby Weaver (gold, 105.5) 2012 - Clarissa Chun (bronze, 105) 1904 - William Nelson (bronze, 115) 1984 - Randy Lewis (gold, 136.5) 2016 - Helen Maroulis (gold, 116.5) 1904 - ZB Strebler (bronze, 125) 1984 - Dave Schultz (gold, 163) 1904 - Charles Clapper (bronze, 135) 1984 - Mark Schultz (gold 180.5) WORLD MEDALS BY YEAR 1904 - Albert Zirkel (bronze, 145) 1984 - Ed Banach (gold, 198) Men’s Freestyle 1904 - Jerry Weinholz (bronze, 158) 1984 - Lou Banach (gold, 220) 1962 - James Ferguson (bronze, 171.5) 1904 - FC Warmbold (bronze, 158+) 1984 - Bruce Baumgartner (gold, 286) 1962 - Daniel Brand (bronze, 213.5) 1908 - George Dole (gold, 132.5) 1984 - Barry Davis (silver, 125.5) 1963 - Greg Ruth (bronze, 154) 1908 - George Mehnert (gold, 119) 1984 - Andy Rein (silver, 149.5) 1965 - Larry Kristoff (bronze, HWT) 1920 - Charles Ackerly (gold, 119) 1988 - John Smith (gold, 136.5) 1966 - (silver, 138.5) 1920 - Samuel M. Gerson (silver, 119) 1988 - Kenny Monday (gold, 163) 1966 - Larry Kristoff (silver, HWT) 1920 - Nathanial Pendleton (silver, 176+) 1988 - Bruce Baumgartner (silver, 286) 1966 - Rick Sanders (bronze, 114.5) 1920 - Charles Johnson (bronze, 152) 1988 - (bronze, 149.5) 1967 - Rick Sanders (silver, 114.5) 1920 - Walter Mauer (bronze, 176) 1988 - Bill Scherr (bronze, 220) 1967 - Larry Kristoff (bronze, HWT) 1920 - Fred Meyer (bronze, 176+) 1992 - John Smith (gold, 136.5) 1967 - Mike Young (bronze, 136.5) 1924 - Robin Reed (gold, 134) 1992 - Kevin Jackson (gold, 180.5) 1969 - Rick Sanders (gold, 114.5) 1924 - Russell Vis (gold, 145) 1992 - Bruce Baumgartner (gold, 286) 1969 - Fred Fozzard (gold, 180.5) 1924 - John Spellman (gold, 191.5) 1992 - Zeke Jones (silver, 114.5) 1969 - Don Behm (silver, 125.5) 1924 - Harry Steele (gold, 191.5+) 1992 - Kenny Monday (silver, 163) 1969 - Wayne Wells (silver, 163) 1924 - Chester Newton (silver, 134) 1992 - Chris Campbell (bronze, 198) 1969 - Larry Kristoff (silver, 220) 1924 - Bryan Hines (bronze, 123) 1996 - Kendall Cross (gold, 125.5) 1969 - Hank Schenk (bronze, 198) 1928 - Allie Morrison (gold, 134) 1996 - Tom Brands (gold, 136.5) 1970 - Wayne Wells (gold, 163) 1928 - Lloyd Appleton (silver, 158.5) 1996 - Kurt Angle (gold, 220) 1970 - Bill Harlow (silver, 198) 1932 - Jack Van Bebber (gold, 158.5) 1996 - Townsend Saunders (silver, 149.5) 1970 - Larry Kristoff (silver, 220) 1932 - Pete Mehringer (gold, 191.5) 1996 - Bruce Baumgarnter (bronze, 286) 1970 - Michael Young (bronze, 136.5) 1932 - Robert Pierce (gold, 123) 2000 - Brandon Slay (gold, 167.5) 1970 - Bobby Douglas (bronze, 149.5) 1932 - Edgar Nemir (silver, 134) 2000 - Sammie Henson (silver, 119) 1971 - Dan Gable (gold, 149.5) 1932 - John Riley (silver, 191.5 +) 2000 - Terry Brands (bronze, 127.75) 1971 - Don Behm (silver, 125.5) 1936 - Frank Lewis (gold, 158.5) 2000 - Lincoln McIlravy (bronze, 152) 1971 - Russ Hellickson (bronze, 198) 1936 - A. Ross Flood (silver, 123) 2004 - Cael Sanderson (gold, 185) 1973 - Lloyd Keaser (gold, 149.5) 1936 - Francis Mallard (silver, 134) 2004 - (silver, 121) 1973 - Ben Peterson (bronze, 198) 1936 - Richard Voliva (silver, 174) 2004 - Jamill Kelly (silver, 145.5) 1977 - Stan Dziedzic (gold, 163) 1948 - Glen Brand (gold, 174) 2008 - Henry Cejudo (gold, 121) 1977 - Jim Humphrey (silver, 136.5) 1948 - Henry Wittenburg (gold, 191.5) 2012 - Jordan Burroughs (gold, 163) 1977 - Jack Reinwand (bronze, 125.5) 1948 - Gerald Leeman (silver, 125.5) 2012 – Jake Varner (gold, 211.5) 1978 - Lee Kemp (gold, 163) 1948 - Leland Merrill (bronze, 160.5) 2012 - Coleman Scott (bronze, 132) 1978 - John Peterson (bronze, 198) 1952 - William Smith (gold, 160.5) 2016 - Kyle Snyder (gold, 213.75) 1979 - Lee Kemp (gold, 163) 1952 - Jay Evans (silver, 147.5) 2016 - J’den Cox (bronze, 189) 1979 - Bob Weaver (silver, 105.5) 1952 - Henry Wittenburg (silver, 191.5) 1979 - Jimmy Haines (silver, 114.5) 1952 - Josiah Henson (bronze, 136.5) Greco-Roman 1979 - John Peterson (silver, 180.5) 1956 - Dan Hodge (silver, 174) 1984 - Steve Fraser (gold, 198) 1979 - Russ Hellickson (silver, 220) 1956 - Peter Blair (bronze, 191.5) 1984 - Jeff Blatnick (gold, 286) 1979 - Joe Corso (bronze, 125.5) 1960 - Terry McCann (gold, 125.5) 1984 - Greg Gibson (silver, 220) 1979 - Andre Metzger (bronze, 136.5) 1960 - Shelby Wilson (gold, 147.5) 1984 - Jim Martinez (bronze, 149.5) 1981 - Chris Campbell (gold, 180.5) themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 49 OLYMPIC AND WORLD MEDALISTS

1979 - Andre Metzger (bronze, 136.5) 1999 - Les Gutches (187.25, bronze) 1991 - Shannon Williams (silver, 110) 1981 - Chris Campbell (gold, 180.5) 2001 - Brandon Eggum (187.25, silver) 1992 - Tricia Saunders (gold, 110) 1981 - Greg Gibson (silver, 220) 2001 - Joe Williams (167.5, bronze), 1993 - Tricia Saunders (silver, 103) 1981 - Bill Rosado (bronze, 105.5) 2003 - Cael Sanderson (185, silver) 1993 - Shannon Williams (silver, 110) 1981 - Lee Kemp (bronze, 163) 2003 - Kerry McCoy (264.5, silver) 1994 - Margaret Legates (silver, 103) 1982 - Lee Kemp (gold, 163) 2005 - Joe Williams (163, bronze) 1994 - Shannon Williams (silver, 116) 1982 - Joe Gonzales (bronze, 114.5) 2005 - Tolly Thompson (264.5, bronze) 1995 - Vickie Zummo (bronze, 97) 1982 - Dave Schultz (bronze, 180.5) 2006 - Bill Zadick (145.5, gold) 1996 - Tricia Saunders (gold, 103) 1982 - Greg Gibson (bronze, 220) 2006 - Mike Zadick (132, silver) 1996 - Jackie Berube (silver, 125) 1983 - Dave Schultz (gold, 163) 2006 - Sammie Henson (121, bronze) 1996 - Kristie Davis (silver, 165), 1983 - Lee Roy Smith (silver, 136.5) 2006 - Donny Pritzlaff (163, bronze) 1997 - Shannon Williams (silver, 112) 1983 - Greg Gibson (silver, 220) 2007 - (211.5, bronze) 1997 - Sandra Bacher (silver, 149) 1983 - Bruce Baumgartner (bronze, 286) 2009 - (185, silver) 1997 - Kristie Davis (silver, 165) 1985 - Mark Schultz (gold, 180.5) 2009 - Tervel Dlagnev (264.5 bronze) 1998 - Tricia Saunders (gold, 101) 1985 - Bill Scherr (gold, 198) 2011 - Jordan Burroughs (163, gold) 1998 - Kristie Davis (silver, 165) 1985 - Kevin Darkus (silver, 125.5) 2011 - Jake Varner (211.5, bronze) 1998 - Sandra Bacher (bronze, 149) 1985 - Dave Schultz (silver, 163) 2013 - Jordan Burroughs (163, gold) 1999 - Tricia Saunders (gold, 101) 1985 - Bruce Baumgartner (bronze, 286) 2014 - Jordan Burroughs (163, bronze) 1999 - Sandra Bacher (gold, 149) 1986 - Bruce Baumgartner (gold, 286) 2014 - Tervel Dlagnev (275, bronze) 1999 - Kristie Davis (silver, 165) 1986 - Joe McFarland (silver, 136.5) 2015 - Jordan Burroughs (163, gold) 2000 - Kristie Davis (gold, 149) 1986 - Andre Metzger (silver, 149.5) 2015 - Kyle Snyder (213, gold) 2000 - Patricia Miranda (silver, 112) 1986 - Bill Scherr (silver, 220) 2015 - James Green (154, bronze) 2001 - Stephanie Murata (silver, 112) 1986 - Barry Davis (bronze, 125.5) 2016 - Logan Stieber (134, gold) 2001 - Toccara Montgomery (silver 149) 1986 - Dave Schultz (bronze, 163) 2017 - Jordan Burroughs (163, gold) 2002 - Tina George (silver, 121) 1986 - Jim Scherr (bronze, 198) 2017 - Kyle Snyder (213, gold) 2002 - Kristie Davis (bronze, 149) 1987 - John Smith (gold, 136.5) 2017 - Thomas Gilman (125, silver) 2003 - Kristie Davis (gold, 147) 1987 - Mark Schultz (gold, 180.5) 2017 - James Green (154, silver) 2003 - Patricia Miranda (silver, 105) 1987 - Barry Davis (silver, 125.5) 2017 - J’den Cox (189, bronze) 2003 - Tina George (silver, 121) 1987 - Dave Schultz (silver, 163) 2017 - Nick Gwiazdowski (275, bronze) 2003 - Sara McMann (silver, 138) 1987 - Jim Scherr (silver, 198) 2003 - Toccara Montgomery (silver, 158) 1987 - Andre Metzger (bronze, 149.5) Greco-Roman 2003 - Jenny Wong (bronze, 112) 1987 - Bill Scherr (bronze, 220) 1962 - James Burke (bronze, 154) 2003 - Sally Roberts (bronze, 130) 1987 - Bruce Baumgartner (bronze, 286) 1963 - James Raschke (bronze, HWT) 2005 - Iris Smith (gold, 158) 1989 - John Smith (gold, 136.5) 1969 - David Hazewinkel (bronze, 125.5) 2005 - Sally Roberts (bronze, 130) 1989 - Kenny Monday (gold, 163) 1970 - David Hazewinkel (silver, 125.5) 2005 - Sara McMann (bronze, 138) 1989 - Melvin Douglas (silver, 180.5) 1979 - Abdurahim Kuzu (silver, 136.5) 2005 - Katie Downing (bronze, 147) 1989 - Jim Scherr (silver, 198) 1979 - Brad Rheingans (bronze, 220) 1979 2006 - Patricia Miranda (bronze, 112) 1989 - Bill Scherr (silver, 220) - Bob Walker (bronze, Hwt) 2006 - Kristie Davis (bronze, 158) 1989 - Bruce Baumgartner (silver, 286) 1985 - Mike Houck (gold, 198) 2007 - Kristie Davis (silver, 158) 1990 - John Smith (gold, 136.5) 1985 - Jim Martinez (bronze, 149.5) 2007 - Sara McMann (bronze, 138) 1990 - Royce Alger (silver, 180.5) 1987 - Dennis Koslowski (silver, 220) 2007 - Katie Downing (bronze 147) 1990 - Chris Campbell (silver, 198) 1989 - Michial Foy (silver, 198) 2008 - Clarissa Chun (gold, 105) 1990 - Bruce Baumgartner (silver, 286) 1991 - Shawn Sheldon (silver, 114.5) 2008 - Tatiana Padilla (bronze, 121) 1990 - Kirk Trost (bronze, 220) 1991 - Matt Ghaffari (silver, 286) 2010 - Elena Pirozhkova (silver, 138) 1991 - Zeke Jones (gold, 114.5) 1994 - Dennis Hall (bronze, 125.5) 2010 - Tatiana Padilla (bronze, 121) 1991 - John Smith (gold, 136.5) 1995 - Dennis Hall (gold, 125.5) 2011 - Adeline Gray (bronze, 147) 1991 - Kevin Jackson (gold, 180.5) 1995 - Matt Ghaffari (bronze, 286) 2011 - (bronze, 158) 1991 - Brad Penrith (silver, 125.5) 1998 - Matt Ghaffari (silver, 286) 2012 - Elena Pirozhkova (gold, 138) 1991 - Kenny Monday (silver, 163) 2001 - Rulon Gardner (gold, 286) 2012 – Adeline Gray (gold, 147) 1991 - (silver, 220) 2001 - Brandon Paulson (silver, 119) 2012 - Helen Maroulis (silver, 121) 1993 - Terry Brands (125.5, gold) 2001 - Matt Lindland (silver, 187) 2012 - Alyssa Lampe (bronze, 112) 1993 - Tom Brands (125.5, gold) 2002 - Dremiel Byers (gold, 286) 2013 - Alyssa Lampe (bronze, 105) 1993 - Melvin Douglas (198, gold) 2005 - Justin Ruiz (bronze, 211.5) 2013 - Elena Pirozhkova (bronze, 138) 1993 - Bruce Baumgartner (286, gold) 2006 - Joe Warren (gold, 132) 2013 - Adeline Gray (bronze, 158) 1993 - Dave Schultz (163, silver) 2006 - Lindsey Durlacher (bronze, 121) 2014 - Adeline Gray (gold, 165) 1994 - Bruce Baumgartner (286, silver) 2006 - Justin Lester (bronze, 145.5) 2014 - Elena Pirozhkova (silver, 138) 1994 - Melvin Douglas (198, bronze) 2007 - Brad Vering (silver, 185) 2014 - Helen Maroulis (bronze, 121) 1995 - Terry Brands (125.5, gold) 2007 - Justin Lester (bronze 145.5) 2015 - Helen Maroulis (gold, 121) 1995 - Kevin Jackson (180.5, gold) 2007 - Dremiel Byers (bronze, 264.5) 2015 - Adeline Gray (gold, 165) 1995 - Kurt Angle (220, gold) 2009 - Dremiel Byers (silver, 264.5) 2015 - Leigh Jaynes (bronze, 130) 1995 - Bruce Baumgartner (286, gold) 2014 - Andy Bisek (bronze, 165) 2016 - Alli Ragan (silver, 132) 1995 - Zeke Jones (114.5, bronze) 2015 - Andy Bisek (bronze, 165) 2017 - Helen Maroulis (gold, 128) 1995 - Melvin Douglas (198, bronze) 2017 - Alli Ragan (132, silver) 1997 - Les Gutches (187.25, gold) Women’s Freestyle 2017 - Becka Leathers (121, bronze) 1997 - Cary Kolat (138.75 - silver) 1989 - Asia DeWeese (silver, 110) 1998 - Sammie Henson (119, gold) 1989 - Leia Kawaii (silver, 154) 1998 - Cary Kolat (138.75, bronze) 1989 - Afsoon Roshanzamir (bronze, 103) 1998 - Lincoln McIlravy (152, bronze) 1990 - Marie Ziegler (silver, 97) 1999 - Stephen Neal (286, gold) 1990 - Afsoon Roshanzamir (silver, 103) 1999 - Lincoln McIlravy (152, silver) 1991 - Marie Ziegler (silver, 97) themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 50 Year-by-year World results

1961 - Yokohama, Japan 1963 - Halsingborg, Sweden 1967 - New Delhi, India Greco-Roman Men’s Freestyle Greco-Roman Men’s Freestyle 105.5 lbs. - Dale Kestel, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Richard Wilson, 5th 114.5 lbs. - Andrew Fitch, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Rick Sanders, 2nd 114.5 lbs. - William Davids, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Carmen Molino, 5th 125.5 lbs. - Carmen Molino, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Richard Sofman, dnp 125.5 lbs. - David Hazewinkel, 2nd 136.5 lbs. - Lee Allen, 6th 138.5 lbs. - Bobby Douglas, dnp 138.5 lbs. - Michael Young, dnp 136.5 lbs. - James Hazewinkel, dnp 147.5 lbs. - Michael Rodriguez, 5th 154 lbs. - Ben Northrup, dnp 154 lbs. - Werner Holzer, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Abdul Raheem Ali, dnp 160.5 lbs. - Earl Perillo, 6th 171.5 lbs. - Dennis Fitzgerald, dnp 171.5 lbs. - Patrick Kelly, dnp 163 lbs. - Richard Mihal, dnp 174 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, 6th 191.5 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, dnp 191.5 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, 6th 180.5 lbs. - J Robinson, 4th 191.5 lbs. - Daniel Brand, 4th 213.5 lbs. - James Ferguson, dnp 213.5 lbs. - Harry Houska, 4th 198 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, dnp Hwt - Dale Lewis, dnp Hwt - James Raschke, 3rd Hwt - Larry Kristoff, 3rd 220 lbs. - Willie Williams, 6th Hwt - Chris Taylor, 4th Greco-Roman 1965 - Manchester, 1967 - Bucharest, 114.5 lbs. - Richard Wilson, 5th Men’s Freestyle Greco-Roman 1971 - , Bulgaria 125.5 lbs. - Joseph Gomes, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Rick Sanders, dnp 114.5 lbs. - David Hazewinkel, dnp Men’s Freestyle 136.5 lbs. - Ron Finley, dnp 138.5 lbs. - Bobby Douglas, dnp 154 125.5 lbs. - James Hazewinkel, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Sergio Gonzales, 6th 147.5 lbs. - Ben Northrup, 4th lbs. - James Burke, dnp 138.5 lbs. - Charles Coffee, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Jimmy Carr, dnp 160.5 lbs. - William Weick, dnp 171.5 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, dnp 171.5 lbs. - Rudy Williams, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Don Behm, 2nd 174 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, dnp 191.5 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, 5th 213.5 lbs. - Gary Stenslund, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Gene Davis, 4th 191.5 lbs. - Daniel Brand, 5th 213.5 lbs. - Gerald Conine, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Dan Gable, 1st Hwt - Patrick Lovell, 6th Hwt - Larry Kristoff, 3rd 1969 - Mar del Plata, 163 lbs. - Mike Gallego, dnp Men’s Freestyle 180.5 lbs. - John Peterson, dnp 1962 - Toledo, Ohio 1965 - Tampere, Finland 105.5 lbs. - Dale Kestel, 5th 198 lbs. - Russ Hellickson, 3rd Men’s Freestyle Greco-Roman 114.5 lbs. - Rick Sanders, 1st 220 lbs. - Larry Kristoff, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Richard Wilson, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Rick Sanders, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Don Behm, 2nd Hwt - Buck Deadrich, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Dave Aubel, 4th 138.5 lbs. - Bobby Douglas, dnp 154 136.5 lbs. - Michael Young, 5th 138.5 lbs. - Ron Finley, 4th lbs. - James Burke, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Bobby Douglas, 4th Greco-Roman 154 lbs. - Gregory Ruth, 5th 171.5 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, dnp 163 lbs. - Wayne Wells, 2nd 105.5 lbs. - Wayne Holmes, dnp 171.5 lbs. - James Ferguson, 3rd 191.5 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Fred Fozzard, 1st 114.5 lbs. - Dale Kestel1971, dnp 191.5 lbs. - Bill Farrell, dnp 213.5 lbs. - Gerald Conine, dnp 198 lbs. - Henk Schenk, 3rd 125.5 lbs. - David Hazewinkel, dnp 213.5 lbs. - Daniel Brand, 3rd Hwt - Larry Kristoff, dnp 220 lbs. - Larry Kristoff, 2nd 136.5 lbs. - James Hazewinkel, dnp Hwt - Merrell Solowin, dnp Hwt - Rocky Rasley, 5th 149.5 lbs. - Gary Alexander, dnp 1966 - Toledo, Ohio 163 lbs. - Gary Neist, dnp Greco-Roman Men’s Freestyle Greco-Roman 180.5 lbs. - J Robinson, 5th 114.5 lbs. - Richard Wilson, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Rick Sanders, 3rd 114.5 lbs. - Art Chavez, dnp 198 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Carmen Molino, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Fred Powell, 5th 125.5 lbs. - David Hazewinkel, 3rd 220 lbs. - Willie Williams, dnp 138.5 lbs. - Lee Grubbs, dnp 138.5 lbs. - Bobby Douglas, 2nd 154 136.5 lbs. - James Hazewinkel, 4th 154 lbs. - James Burke, 3rd lbs. - Werner Holzer, 4th 149.5 lbs. - Robert Buzzard, dnp 1973 - , 171.5 lbs. - Rudy Williams, 5th 171.5 lbs. - Len Kauffman, 4th 163 lbs. - Larry Lyden, 5th Men’s Freestyle 191.5 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, dnp 191.5 lbs. - Dean Lahr, 5th 180.5 lbs. - Phil Wells, dnp 105.5 lbs. - David Range, dnp 213.5 lbs. - Patrick Lovell, 6th 213.5 lbs. - Jess Lewis, dnp Hwt - 198 lbs. - Buck Deadrich, 6th 114.5 lbs. - Henry Geller, dnp Hwt - Hallow Wilson, 5th Larry Kristoff, 2nd 125.5 lbs. - Don Behm, 4th 1970 - , Canada 136.6 lbs. - Larry Morgan, 4th 1963 - Sofia, Bulgaria Greco-Roman Men’s Freestyle 149.5 lbs. - Lloyd Keaser, 1st 163 Men’s Freestyle 114.5 lbs. - James Hazewinkel, 6th 105.5 lbs. - Joe Orta, dnp lbs. - Stan Dziedzic, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Andrew Fitch, 6th 125.5 lbs. - Charles Coffee, dnp 114.5 lbs. - John Morley, 5th 180.5 lbs. - John Peterson, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Dave Aubel, dnp 138.5 lbs. - Ron Finley, 6th 154 lbs. 125.5 lbs. - Don Behm, 5th 198 lbs. - Ben Peterson, 3rd 138.5 lbs. - Ron Finley, 4th - Ben Northrup, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Michael Young, 3rd 220 lbs. - James Duschen, dnp 154 lbs. - Gregory Ruth, 3rd 171.5 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Bobby Douglas, 3rd Hwt - Mike McCready, dnp 171.5 lbs. - Dean Lahr, 4th 191.5 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, dnp 163 lbs. - Wayne Wells, 1st 191.5 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, 6th 213.5 lbs. - Gerald Conine, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Fred Fozzard, 5th Greco-Roman 213.5 lbs. - Russell Winer, dnp Hwt - James Raschke, dnp 198 lbs. - Bill Harlow, 2nd 105.5 lbs. - Karoly Kancsar, dnp Hwt - Merrell Solowin, dnp 220 lbs. - Larry Kristoff, 2nd 114.5 lbs. - Bruce Thompson, dnp Hwt - Greg Wojciechowski, 4th 125.5 lbs. - Joseph Sade, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Gary Alexander, dnp themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 51 Year-by-year World results

149.5 lbs. - Phil Frey, dnp lbs. - Brad Rheingans, dnp 1979 - , California 114.5 lbs. - Joe Gonzales, 3rd 163 lbs. - Abdul Raheem Ali, dnp Hwt - William Van Worth, 6th Men’s Freestyle 125.5 lbs. - John Azevedo, 4th 180.5 lbs. - Mike Gallego, dnp 198 105.5 lbs. - Bobby Weaver, 2nd 136.5 lbs. - Randy Lewis, 4th lbs. - Willie Williams, dnp 1977 - Lausanne, 114.5 lbs. - James Haines, 2nd 149.5 lbs. - Andre Metzger, 4th 220 lbs. - James Duschen, dnp Men’s Freestyle 125.5 lbs. - Joe Corso, 3rd 163 lbs. - Leroy Kemp, 1st Hwt - Mack McCrady, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Randal Miller, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Andre Metzger, 3rd 180.5 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 3rd 125.5 lbs. - Jack Reinwand, 3rd 149.5 lbs. - Chuck Yagla, dnp 163 198 lbs. - Mitch Hull, dnp 1974 - , Turkey 136.5 lbs. - Jim Humphrey, 2nd lbs. - Leroy Kemp, 1st 220 lbs. - Greg Gibson, 3rd Men’s Freestyle 149.5 lbs. - Chuck Yagla, dnp 180.5 lbs. - John Peterson, 2nd Hwt - Bruce Baumgartner, dnp 105.5 lbs. - William Rosado, dnp 163 lbs. - Stan Dziedzic, 1st 198 lbs. - Laurent Soucie, 6th 114.5 lbs. - Gary Breece, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Chris Campbell, 5th 220 lbs. - Russ Hellickson, 2nd 1982 - Katowice, Poland 125.5 lbs. - Jan Gitcho, dnp 198 lbs. - Laurent Soucie, dnp Hwt - David Klemm, dnp Greco-Roman 136.5 lbs. - Jim Humphrey, dnp 220 lbs. - Mike McCready, dnp 105.5 lbs. - TJ Jones, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Gene Davis, 6th Hwt - John Bowlsby, dnp Greco-Roman 114.5 lbs. - Lew Dorrance, dnp 163 lbs. - Stan Dziedzic, 5th 105.5 lbs. - Greg Williams, 5th 125.5 lbs. - Rob Hermann, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Greg Hicks, dnp 1977 - Goteborg, Sweden 114.5 lbs. - Bruce Thompson, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Abdurrahim Kuzu, dnp 198 lbs. - Vincent Paolano, dnp Greco-Roman 125.5 lbs. - Dan Mello, dnp 149.5 lbs. - John Selmon, dnp 220 lbs. - John Bowlsby, dnp 105.5 lbs. - James Howard, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Abdurrahim Kuzu, 2nd 163 lbs. - John Matthews, dnp Hwt - Mike McCready, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Michael Flemming, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Gary Pelcl, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Tom Press, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Brian Gust, dnp 1979 lbs. - John Matthews, dnp 198 lbs. - Steve Fraser, dnp 1974 - Katowice, Poland 136.5 lbs. - Reid Lamphere, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Dan Chandler, 5th 220 lbs. - Greg Gibson, dnp Greco-Roman 149.5 lbs. - Patrick Marcy, dnp 163 198 lbs. - Steve Fraser, dnp Hwt - Pete Lee, 6th 105.5 lbs. - Karoly Kancsar, 6th lbs. - John Matthews, dnp 220 lbs. - Brad Rheingans, 3rd 114.5 lbs. - Bruce Thompson, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Dan Chandler, 6th Hwt - Bob Walker, 3rd 1983 - Kiev, 125.5 lbs. - Brian Gust, dnp 198 lbs. - Mitch Hull, dnp Men’s Freestyle 136.5 lbs. - Reid Lamphere, dnp 220 lbs. - Jeff Simons, 4th 1981 - Skoplje, Yugoslavia 105.5 lbs. - Bobby Weaver, 5th 149.5 lbs. - Patrick Marcy, dnp 163 Hwt - Pete Lee, 6th Men’s Freestyle 114.5 lbs. - Joe Gonzales, dnp lbs. - Abdul Raheem Ali, dnp 105.5 lbs. - William Rosado, 3rd 125.5 lbs. - Barry Davis, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Joseph Nigos, dnp 1978 - City, Mexico 114.5 lbs. - Joe Gonzales, 5th 136.5 lbs. - Lee Roy Smith, 2nd 198 lbs. - Willie Williams, 6th Men’s Freestyle 125.5 lbs. - Joe Corso, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Nate Carr, dnp 220 lbs. - Bill Galler, dnp 105.5 lbs. - William Rosado, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Mike Land, 5th 163 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 1st 114.5 lbs. - James Haines, 3rd 149.5 lbs. - Andy Rein, 4th 180.5 lbs. - Mark Schultz, dnp 1975 - , Soviet Union 125.5 lbs. - Randy Lewis, dnp 163 lbs. - Leroy Kemp, 3rd 198 lbs. - Ed Banach, dnp Men’s Freestyle 136.5 lbs. - Tim Cysewski, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Chris Campbell, 1st 220 lbs. - Greg Gibson, 2nd 105.5 lbs. - Larry Baltezore, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Jim Humphrey, dnp 198 lbs. - Dan Lewis, dnp Hwt - Bruce Baumgartner, 3rd 114.5 lbs. - James Haines, dnp 163 lbs. - Leroy Kemp, 1st 220 lbs. - Greg Gibson, 2nd 125.5 lbs. - Mark Massery, 4th 180.5 lbs. - John Peterson, 3rd Hwt - Harold Smith, 5th Greco-Roman 136.5 lbs. - Jim Humphrey, 4th 198 lbs. - Ben Peterson, 5th 105.5 lbs. - Mark Fuller, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Lloyd Keaser, dnp 220 lbs. - Larry Bielenberg, 6th 1981 - Oslo, 114.5 lbs. - Jeff Clark, dnp 163 lbs. - Carl Adams, 5th Hwt - Greg Wojciechowski, 5th Greco-Roman 125.5 lbs. - Rob Hermann, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Greg Hicks, 5th 1 105.5 lbs. - Mark Fuller, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Abdurrahim Kuzu, dnp 98 lbs. - Russ Hellickson, 4th Greco-Roman 114.5 lbs. - Wilfredo Leiva, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Jim Martinez, dnp 220 lbs. - Ben Peterson, 4th 105.5 lbs. - Wilfredo Leiva, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Dan Mello, dnp 163 lbs. - Jim Andre, dnp Hwt - Mike McCready, 5th 114.5 lbs. - Michael Flemming, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Abdurrahim Kuzu, 6th 180.5 lbs. - Dan Chandler, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Dan Mello, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Scott Bliss, dnp 198 lbs. - Mike Houck, dnp Greco-Roman 136.5 lbs. - Abdurrahim Kuzu, dnp 163 lbs. - Jim Andre, dnp 220 lbs. - Dennis Koslowski, 6th 105.5 lbs. - Karoly Kancsar, 5th 149.5 lbs. - Tom Minkel, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Dan Chandler, dnp Hwt - Pete Lee, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Bruce Thompson, dnp 163 lbs. - John Matthews, 4th 198 lbs. - Mike Houck, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Dan Mello, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Dan Chandler, 6th 220 lbs. - Greg Gibson, 4th 1985 - Budapest, Hungary 136.5 lbs. - Gary Alexander, dnp 198 lbs. - Jeff Simons, dnp Hwt - Ron Carlisle, dnp Men’s Freestyle 149.5 lbs. - Patrick Marcy, dnp 163 220 lbs. - Brad Rheingans, 6th 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, 10th lbs. - Abdul Raheem Ali, dnp Hwt - Craig Schoene, dnp 1982 - Edmonton, Canada 114.5 lbs. - Joe Gonzales, 4th 180.5 lbs. - Dan Chandler, dnp Men’s Freestyle 125.5 lbs. - Kevin Darkus, 2nd 198 lbs. - Willie Williams, dnp 220 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, 6th 136.5 lbs. - Gene Mills, dnp themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 52 Year-by-year World results

149.5 lbs. - Andre Metzger, dnp 198 lbs. - Jim Scherr, 2nd 149.5 lbs. - Nate Carr, 5th 1991 - , Japan 163 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 3rd 220 lbs. - Bill Scherr, 3rd 163 lbs. - Rob Koll, 5th Women’s Freestyle 180.5 lbs. - Mark Schultz, 1st 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 3rd 180.5 lbs. - Royce Alger, 2nd 97 lbs. - Marie Ziegler (Prado), 2nd 198 lbs. - Bill Scherr, 1st 198 lbs. - Chris Campbell, 2nd 103.5 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, 5th 220 lbs. - , 6th Greco-Roman 220 lbs. - Kirk Trost, 3rd 110 lbs. - Shannon Williams, 2nd Hwt - Bruce Baumgartner, 3rd 105.5 lbs. - Lew Dorrance, 10th 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 2nd 116.5 lbs. - Jennifer Ottiano, 7th 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Kristy Schultz, 5th 1985 - Kobaltn, Norway 125.5 lbs. - Anthony Amado, 4th 1990 - , 134 lbs. - Andrea Carstens, 6th Greco-Roman 136.5 lbs. - Dalen Wasmund, 8th Greco-Roman 165 lbs. - Leia Kawaii, 6th 105.5 lbs. - TJ Jones, 5th 149.5 lbs. - Jim Martinez, 10th 105.5 lbs. - Eric Wetzel, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Mark Fuller, dnp 163 lbs. - David Butler, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, 5th 1992 - Villeurbanne, France 125.5 lbs. - Rob Hermann, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Chris Catalfo, 9th 125.5 lbs. - Dennis Hall, dnp Women’s Freestyle 136.5 lbs. - Dalen Wasmund, 10th 198 lbs. - Derrick Waldroup, dnp 136.6 lbs. - Buddy Lee, 4th 97 lbs. - Marie Ziegler (Prado), 7th 149.5 lbs. - Jim Martinez, 3rd 220 lbs. - Dennis Koslowski, 2nd 149.5 lbs. - Andy Seras, 6th 103.5 lbs. - Afsoon Johnston, 5th 163 lbs. - Dale Oliver, dnp 286 lbs. - Duane Koslowski, 5th 163 lbs. - Gordy Morgan, dnp 110 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, 1st 180.5 lbs. - Chris Catalfo, 6th 180.5 lbs. - John Morgan, 6th 116.5 lbs. - Jennifer Ottiano, dnp 198 lbs. - Mike Houck, 1st 1989 - Martigny, Switzerland 198 lbs. - Michial Foy, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Andrea Carstens, 8th 220 lbs. - Greg Gibson, dnp Men’s Freestyle 220 lbs. - Chris Tironi, 6th 134 lbs. - Diana Wesendunk, 8th Hwt - Dennis Koslowski, 6th 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, 5th 286 lbs. - Matt Ghaffari, 6th 114.5 lbs. - Zeke Jones, 7th 1993 - , Canada 1986 - Budapest, Hungary 125.5 lbs. - Brad Penrith, dnp 1990 - Lulea, Swede Men’s Freestyle Men’s Freestyle 136.5 lbs. - John Smith, 1st Women’s Freestyle 105.5 lbs. - Rob Eiter, 9th 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, 6th 149.5 lbs. - John Giura, 7th 97 lbs. - Marie Ziegler (Prado), 2nd 114.5 lbs. - Zeke Jones, 4th 114.5 lbs. - Mike Erb, 9th 163 lbs. - Kenny Monday, 1st 103.5 lbs. - Afsoon Johnston, 2nd 125.5 lbs. - Terry Brands, 1st 125.5 lbs. - Barry Davis, 2nd 180.5 lbs. - Melvin Douglas, 2nd 110 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, 6th 136.5 lbs. - Tom Brands, 1st 136.5 lbs. - Joe McFarland, 2nd 198 lbs. - Jim Scherr, 2nd 116.5 lbs. - Shannon Williams, 4th 149.5 lbs. - Townsend Saunders, 149.5 lbs. - Andre Metzger, 2nd 220 lbs. - Bill Scherr, 2nd 125.5 lbs. - Asia DeWeese, 5th 4th 163 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 2nd 163 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 3rd 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 2nd 180.5 lbs. - Kevin Jackson, 4th 180.5 lbs. - Mark Schultz, 7th 1991 - Varna, Bulgaria 198 lbs. - Melvin Douglas, 1st 198 lbs. - Jim Scherr, 3rd Greco-Roman Men’s Freestyle 220 lbs. - , 7th 220 lbs. - Bill Scherr, 2nd 105.5 lbs. - Lew Dorrance, 4th 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, dnp 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 1st 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 1st 114.5 lbs. - Mark Fuller, 9th 114.5 lbs. - Zeke Jones, 1st 125.5 lbs. - Gogi Parseghian, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Brad Penrith, 2nd 1993 - Stockholm, Sweden Greco-Roman 136.5 lbs. - Buddy Lee, 10th 136.5 lbs. - John Smith, 1st Greco-Roman 105.5 lbs. - Eric Wetzel, 6th 149.5 lbs. - Andy Seras, 9th 150 lbs. - Townsend Saunders, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Eric Wetzel, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, dnp 163 lbs. - David Butler, 7th 163 lbs. - Kenny Monday, 2nd 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, 8th 125.5 lbs. - Anthony Amado, 9th 180.5 lbs. - John Morgan, 5th 180.5 lbs. - Kevin Jackson, 1st 125.5 lbs. - Dennis Hall, 9th 136.5 lbs. - Frank Famiano, dnp 198 lbs. - Michial Foy, 2nd 198 lbs. - Chris Campbell, 5th 136.5 lbs. - Shon Lewis, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Jim Martinez, dnp 220 lbs. - James “JJ” Johnson, dnp 220 lbs. - Mark Coleman, 2nd 149.5 lbs. - Andy Seras, dnp 163 lbs. - David Butler, dnp 286 lbs. - Craig Pittman, 7th 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 7th 163 lbs. - Gordy Morgan, 8th 180.5 lbs. - Darrell Gholar, 6th 180.5 lbs. - Marty Morgan, dnp 198 lbs. - Derrick Waldroup, dnp Women’s Freestyle Greco-Roman 198 lbs. - , dnp 220 lbs. - Dennis Koslowski, 7th 97 lbs. - Marie Ziegler (Prado), dnp 105.5 lbs. - Mark Fuller, 10th 220 lbs. - James “JJ” Johnson, 5th 286 lbs. - Duane Koslowski, 4th 103.5 lbs. - Afsoon Johnston, 3rd 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, 2nd 286 lbs. - Matt Ghaffari, dnp 110 lbs. - Asia DeWeese, 2nd 125.5 lbs. - Frank Famiano, dnp 1987 - Clermont-Ferrand, France 116.5 lbs. - Janet Trussell, 5th 136.5 lbs. - , dnp 1993 - Stavern, Norway Men’s Freestyle 154 lbs. - Leia Kawaii, 2nd 149.5 lbs. - Andy Seras, 6th Women’s Freestyle 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, 5th 163 lbs. - David Butler, dnp 97 lbs. - Debby Weiss, 4th 114.5 lbs. - Greg Robbins, dnp 1990 - Tokyo, Japan 180.5 lbs. - John Morgan, 7th 103.5 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, 2nd 125.5 lbs. - Barry Davis, 2nd Men’s Freestyle 198 lbs. - Randy Couture, dnp 110 lbs. - Shannon Williams, 2nd 136.5 lbs. - John Smith, 1st 105.5 lbs. - Cory Baze, 6th 220 lbs. - Dennis Koslowski, 7th 116.5 lbs. - Andrea Carstens, 8th 149.5 lbs. - Andre Metzger, 3rd 114.5 lbs. - Zeke Jones, 4th 286 lbs. - Matt Ghaffari, 2nd 126 lbs. - Sheri Belew-Kennedy, 7th 163 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 2nd 125.5 lbs. - Joe Melchiore, 7th 134 lbs. - Diana Wesendunk, 6th 180.5 lbs. - Mark Schultz, 1st 136.5 lbs. - John Smith, 1st themat.com | @usawrestling | #BudaWrestle2018 53 Year-by-year World results

1994 - Istanbul, Turkey 1995 - Prague, Czech Republic 167.5 lbs. - Matt Lindland, dnp 1999 - Athens, Greece Men’s Freestyle Greco-Roman 187.25 lbs. - , 7th Greco-Roman 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, 9th 105.5 lbs. - Mujaahid Maynard, 5th 213.75 lbs. - Randy Couture, 9th 119 lbs. - Steven Mays, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Zeke Jones, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, 5th 286 lbs. - Rulon Gardner, 5th 127.75 lbs. - Dennis Hall, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Terry Brands, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Dennis Hall, 1st 138.75 lbs. - Shon Lewis, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Tom Brands, dnp 136.5 lbs. - David Zuniga, dnp 1997 - Clermont-Ferrand, France 152 lbs. - David Zuniga, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Townsend Saunders, 149.5 lbs. - , dnp Women’s Freestyle 167.5 lbs. - Matt Lindland, dnp dnp 163 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 7th 163 lbs. - Gordy Morgan, dnp 101.25 lbs. - Afsoon Johnston, dnp 187.25 lbs. - Quincey Clark, 8th 180.5 lbs. - Kevin Jackson, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Marty Morgan, dnp 112lbs. - Shannon Williams, 2nd 213.75 lbs. - Jason Klohs, 7th 198 lbs. - Melvin Douglas, 3rd 198 lbs. - Randy Couture, dnp 123 lbs. - Stephanie Murata, dnp 286 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, 6th 220 lbs. - Mark Kerr, dnp 1995 lbs. - John Oostendorp, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Lauren Lamb, 5th 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 2nd 286 lbs. - Matt Ghaffari, 3rd 149.75 lbs. - Sandra Bacher, 2nd 1999 - Boden, Sweden 165.25 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 2nd Women’s Freestyle 1994 - Tampere, Finland 1995 - , Russia 101.25 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, 1st Greco-Roman Women’s Freestyle 1998 - Tehran, Iran 112.25 lbs. - Stephanie Murata, 4th 105.5 lbs. - Mujaahid Maynard, 10th 97 lbs. - Vickie Zummo, 3rd Men’s Freestyle 123 lbs. - Tina George, 6th 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, dnp 103.5 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, 4th 119 lbs. - Sammie Henson, 1st 136.5 lbs. - Lauren Lamb, 5th 125.5 lbs. - Dennis Hall, 3rd 110 lbs. - Shannon Williams, 4th 127.75 lbs. - Tony Purler, dnp 149.75 lbs. - Sandra Bacher, 1st 136.5 lbs. - David Zuniga, 4th 116.5 lbs. - Brenda Day, 5th 138.75 lbs. - Cary Kolat, 3rd 165.25 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 2nd 149.5 lbs. - Andy Seras, 10th 125.5 lbs. - Andrea Carstens, 7th 152 bs. - Lincoln McIlravy, 3rd 163 lbs. - Gordy Morgan, dnp 134 lbs. - Jennifer Ottiano, 7th 167.5 lbs. - Steve Marianetti, dnp 2000 - Sofia, Bulgaria 180.5 lbs. - Dan Henderson, dnp 143 lbs. - Lauren Lamb, 5th 187.25 lbs. - Les Gutches, 7th Women’s Freestyle 198 lbs. - Michial Foy, 5th 154 lbs. - Sandra Bacher, 9th 213.75 lbs. - Melvin Douglas, 5th 101.25 lbs. - Clarissa Chun, dnp 220 lbs. - James “JJ” Johnson, dnp 165 lbs. - Jessica McDowell, 10th 286 lbs. - Kerry McCoy, 4th 112.25 lbs. - Patricia Miranda, 2nd 286 lbs. - Matt Ghaffari, 6th 123.25 lbs. - Tina George, dnp 1996 - Sofia, Bulgaria 1998 - Gavle, Sweden 136.5 lbs. - Sara McMann, 9th 1994 - Sofia, Bulgaria Women’s Freestyle Greco-Roman 149.75 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 1st Women’s Freestyle 97 lbs. - Marie Ziegler (Prado), dnc 119 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, dnp 165.25 lbs. - Iris Smith, 7th 97 lbs. - Vickie Zummo, 7th 103.5 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, 1st 127.75 lbs. - Dennis Hall, dnp 103.5 lbs. - Margaret LeGates, 2nd 110 lbs. - Shannon Williams, 5th 138.75 lbs. - Kevin Bracken, dnp 2001 - Sofia, Bulgaria 110 lbs. - Treeva Cohee, 4th 116.5 lbs. - Stephanie Murata, 7th 152 lbs. - Chris Saba, dnp Men’s Freestyle 116.5 lbs. - Shannon Williams, 2nd 125.5 lbs. - Jackie Berube, 2nd 134 167.56 lbs. - Matt Lindland, 6th 119 lbs. - Stephen Abas, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Andrea Carstens, 8th lbs. - Diana Wesendunk, dnp 143 187.25 lbs. - Quincey Clark, 9th 127.75 lbs. - , dnp 134 lbs. - Sheri Belew-Kennedy, lbs. - Lauren Lamb, 8th 213.75 lbs. - Jason Klohs, dnp 138.75 lbs. - Bill Zadick, 7th 8th 143 lbs. - D’anya Bierria, 4th 154 lbs. - Sandra Bacher, 4th 286 lbs. - Matt Ghaffari, 2nd 152 lbs. - Chris Bono, dnp 154 lbs. - Jessica McDowell, 8th 165 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 2nd 167.5 lbs. - Joe Williams, 3rd 1998 - Poznan, Poland 165 lbs. - Joni Lewis, 5th 187.25 lbs. - Brandon Eggum, 2nd Women’s Freestyle 1997 - Krasnoyarsk, Russia 213.75 lbs. - Dominic Black, dnp 101.25 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, 1st 1995 - Atlanta, Men’s Freestyle 286 lbs. - Kerry McCoy, 4th 112.25 lbs. - Stephanie Murata, 4th Men’s Freestyle 119 lbs. - Zeke Jones, dnp 123 lbs. - Tina George, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Rob Eiter, 7th 127.75 lbs. - Tony Purler, 10th 136.5 lbs. - Lauren Lamb, dnp Women’s Freestyle 114.5 lbs. - Zeke Jones, 3rd 138.75 lbs. - Cary Kolat, 2nd 149.75 lbs. - Sandra Bacher, 3rd 101.25 lbs. - Patricia Saunders, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Terry Brands, 1st 152 lbs. - Lincoln McIlravy, dnp 165.25 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 2nd 112.25 lbs. - Stephanie Murata, 2nd 136.5 lbs. - Tom Brands, 9th 167.5 lbs. - Dan St. John, dnp 123.25 lbs. - Erin Tomeo, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Townsend Saunders, 187.25 lbs. - Les Gutches, 1st 1999 - Ankara, Turkey 136.5 lbs. - Sara McMann, dnp 8th 163 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 35th 213.75 lbs. - Melvin Douglas, 9th Men’s Freestyle 149 lbs. - Toccara Montgomery, 2nd 180.5 lbs. - Kevin Jackson, 1st 286 lbs. - Tom Erikson, 4th 119 lbs. - Eric Akin, dnp 165.25 lbs. - Jenna Pavlik, 5th 198 lbs. - Melvin Douglas, 3rd 127.75 lbs. - Eric Guerrero, 7th 220 lbs. - Kurt Angle, 1st 1997 - Wroclaw, Poland 138.75 lbs. - Cary Kolat, 4th 2001 - Patras, Greece 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 1st Greco-Roman 152 lbs. - Lincoln McIlravy, 2nd Greco-Roman 119 lbs. - Broderick Lee, dnp 167.5 lbs. - Joe Williams, 4th 119 lbs. - Brandon Paulson, 2nd 127.75 lbs. - Dennis Hall, 6th 187.25 lbs. - Les Gutches, 3rd 127.25 lbs. - Jim Gruenwald, dnp 138.75 lbs. - David Zuniga, dnp 213.75 lbs. - Dominic Black, dnp 138.75 lbs. - Kevin Bracken, 7th 152 lbs. - Chris Saba, dnp 286 lbs. - Stephen Neal, 1st 152 lbs. - Marcel Cooper, dnp

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167.5 lbs. - Keith Sieracki, dnp 2003 - Creteil, France 211.5 lbs. - Justin Ruiz, dnp 163 lbs. - Justin Lester, dnp 185 187.25 lbs. - Matt Lindland, 2nd Greco-Roman 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, dnp lbs. - Chas Betts, dnp 213.75 lbs. - Jason Loukides, dnp 121 lbs. - Brandon Paulson, dnp 211.5 lbs. - R.C. Johnson, dnp 286 lbs. - Rulon Gardner, 1st 132 lbs. - Jim Gruenwald, 4th Women’s Freestyle 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Kevin Bracken, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Mary Kelly, 9th 2002 - Tehran, Iran 163 lbs. - T.C. Dantzler, dnp 112.25 lbs. - Patricia Miranda, 3rd Women’s Freestyle Men’s Freestyle 185 lbs. - Brad Vering, 5th 121 lbs. - Tina George, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Clarissa Chun, 9th 121 lbs. - Stephen Abas, dnc 211.5 lbs. - Justin Ruiz, dnp 130 lbs. - Erin Tomeo, 7th 112.25 lbs. - Jessica Medina, dnp 132 lbs. - Eric Guerrero, dnc 264.5 lbs. - Rulon Gardner, 10th 138.75 lbs. - Sara McMann, dnp 121 lbs. - Tatiana Padilla, 5th 145.5 lbs. - Chris Bono, dnc 147.5 lbs. - Katie Cygan, dnp 130 lbs. - Deanna Rix, 5th 163 lbs. - Joe Williams, dnc 2005 - Budapest, Hungary 158.75 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 3rd 138.75 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova, 7th 185 lbs. - Cael Sanderson, dnc Men’s Freestyle 147.5 lbs. - Adeline Gray, 5th 211.5 lbs. - Tim Hartung, dnc 121 lbs. - Sammie Henson, dnp 2007 - , Azerbaijan 158.5 lbs. - Ali Bernard, dnp 264.5 lbs. - Kerry McCoy, dnc 132 lbs. - Michael Lightner, dnp Men’s Freestyle 145.5 lbs. - Chris Bono, dnp 121 lbs. - Henry Cejudo, dnp 2010 - Moscow, Russia 2002 - Moscow, Russia 163 lbs. - Joe Williams, 3rd 132 lbs. - Mike Zadick, dnp Men’s Freestyle Greco-Roman 185 lbs. - Mo Lawal, 7th 145.5 lbs. - Doug Schwab, 5th 121 lbs. - Obe Blanc, 19th 121 lbs. - Brandon Paulson, 8th 211.5 lbs. - Daniel Cormier, dnp 163 lbs. - Joe Heskett, 5th 132 lbs. - Mike Zadick, dnp 132 lbs. - Jim Gruenwald, 8th 264.5 lbs. - Tolly Thompson, 3rd 185 lbs. - Joe Williams, 5th 145.5 lbs. - , dnp 145.5 lbs. - Kevin Bracken, dnp 211.5 lbs. - Daniel Cormier, 3rd 163 lbs. - Travis Paulson, dnp 163 lbs. - T.C. Dantzler, dnp Greco-Roman 264.5 lbs. - Tommy Rowlands, 5th 185 lbs. - Jake Herbert, dnp 185 lbs. - Brad Vering, 5th 121 lbs. - Lindsey Durlacher, dnp 211.5 lbs. - JD Bergman, 10th 211.5 lbs. - Garrett Lowney, dnp 132 lbs. - Joe Warren, 9th Greco-Roman 264.5 lbs. - Les Sigman, 9th 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, 1st 145.5 lbs. - Justin Lester, dnp 121 lbs. - Lindsey Durlacher, 5th 163 lbs. - T.C. Dantzler, dnp 132 lbs. - Joe Betterman, dnp Greco-Roman 2002 - Halkidam, Greece 185 lbs. - Brad Vering, dnp 145.5 lbs. - Justin Lester, 3rd 121 lbs. - Spenser Mango, dnp Women’s Freestyle 211.5 lbs. - Justin Ruiz, 3rd 163 lbs. - T.C. Dantzler, dnp 132 lbs. - Jeremiah Davis, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Patricia Miranda, dnp 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, dnp 185 lbs. - Brad Vering, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Faruk Sahin, dnp 112.25 lbs. - Stephanie Murata, 211.5 lbs. - Justin Ruiz, dnp 163 lbs. - Jake Fisher, dnp 10th 121 lbs. - Tina George, 2nd Women’s Freestyle 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, 3rd 185 lbs. - Jake Clark, dnp 130 lbs. - Lauren Lamb, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Jenny Wong, 7th 211.5 lbs. - Justin Ruiz, 5th 138.75 lbs. - Sara McMann, dnp 112.25 lbs. - Stephanie Murata, 7th Women’s Freestyle 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, 5th 147.5 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 3rd 121 lbs. - Tina George, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Stephanie Murata, 5th 158.5 lbs. - Toccara Montgomery, 10th 130 lbs. - Sally Roberts, 3rd 112.25 lbs. - Jenny Wong, dnp Women’s Freestyle 139.75 lbs. - Sara McMann, 3rd 121 lbs. - Marcie Van Dusen, 110th 105.5 lbs. - Alyssa Lampe, dnp 2003 - New York, NY 147.5 lbs. - Katie Cygan, 3rd 130 lbs. - Leigh Jaynes, dnp 112.25 lbs. - Jessica Medina, 9th Men’s Freestyle 158.75 lbs. - Iris Smith, 1st 138.75 lbs. - Sara McMann, 3rd 121 lbs. - Tatiana Padilla, 3rd 121 lbs. - Stephen Abas, 5th 147.5 lbs. - Katie Cygan, 3rd 130 lbs. - , 5th 132 lbs. - Eric Guerrero, 10th 2006 - Guangzhou, 158.75 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 2nd 138.75 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Jamill Kelly, dnp Men’s Freestyle 147.5 lbs. - Kristie Davis, dnp 163 lbs. - Joe Williams, dnp 121 lbs. - Sammie Henson, 3rd 2009 - Herning, Denmark 158.5 lbs. - Stephany Lee, dnp 185 lbs. - Cael Sanderson, 2nd 132 lbs. - Mike Zadick, 2nd Men’s Freestyle 211.5 lbs. - Daniel Cormier, 5th 145.5 lbs. - Bill Zadick, 1st 121 lbs. - Danny Felix, dnp 2011 - Istanbul, Turkey 264.5 lbs. - Kerry McCoy, 2nd 163 lbs. - Donny Pritzlaff, 3rd 132 lbs. - , dnp Men’s Freestyle 185 lbs. - , dnp 145.5 lbs. - Trent Paulson, dnp 121 lbs. - Nick Simmons, 5th Women’s Freestyle 211.5 lbs. - Daniel Cormier, dnp 163 lbs. - Dustin Schlatter, dnp 132 lbs. - Reece Humphrey, 9th 105.5 lbs. - Patricia Miranda, 2nd 264.5 lbs. - Tolly Thompson, dnp 185 lbs. - Jake Herbert, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Teyon Ware, dnp 112.25 lbs. - Jenny Wong, 3rd 211.5 lbs. - Jake Varner, 9th 163 lbs. - Jordan Burroughs, 1st 121 lbs. - Tina George, 2nd Greco-Roman 264.5 lbs. - Tervel Dlagnev, 3rd 185 lbs. - Cael Sanderson, 5th 130 lbs. - Sally Roberts, 3rd 121 lbs. - Lindsey Durlacher, 3rd 211.5 lbs. - Jake Varner, 3rd 138.75 lbs. - Sara McMann, 2nd 132 lbs. - Joe Warren, 1st Greco-Roman 264.5 lbs. - Tervel Dlagnev, 5th 147.5 lbs. - Kristie Davis, 1st 145.5 lbs. - Justin Lester, 3rd 121 lbs. - Spenser Mango, 9th 158.5 lbs. - Toccara Montgomery, 2nd 163 lbs. - T.C. Dantzler, 5th 132 lbs. - Jeremiah Davis, dnp 185 lbs. - Jake Clark, dnp 145.5 lbs. - Faruk Sahin, dnp

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Greco-Roman 213 lbs. - Jake Varner, dnp 2017 - Paris, France 121 lbs. - Spenser Mango, dnp 275 lbs. - Tervel Dlagnev, 3rd Men’s freestyle 132 lbs. - Joe Betterman, dnp 125 lbs. - Thomas Gilman, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Justin Lester, 5th Greco-Roman 134 lbs. - Logan Steiber, dnp 163 lbs. - Andy Bisek, dnp 130 lbs. - Spenser Mango, 5th 143 lbs. - , dnp 185 lbs. - Cheney Haight, dnp 145.5 lbs. - Bryce Saddoris, dnp 154 lbs. - James Green, 2nd 211.5 lbs. - Justin Ruiz, dnp 156.5 lbs. - Justin Lester, dnp 163 lbs. - Jordan Burroughs, 1st 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, dnp 165 lbs. - Andy Bisek, 3rd 189 lbs. - J’den Cox, 3rd 187 lbs. - Jordan Holm, dnp 213 lbs. - Kyle Snyder, 1st Women’s Freestyle 176 lbs. - Joe Rau, dnp 276 lbs. - Nick Gwiazdowski, 3rd 105.5 lbs. - Clarissa Chun, 7th 216 lbs. - Caylor Williams, dnp 112.25 lbs. - Whitney Conder, dnp 286 lbs. - Robby Smith, dnp Greco-Roman 121 lbs. - Helen Maroulis, 5th 130 lbs. - Ildar Hafizov, dnp 130 lbs. - Kelsey Campbell, dnp Women’s Freestyle 145 lbs. - Ellis Coleman, dnp 138.75 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova, 5th 105.5 lbs. - Alyssa Lampe, 3rd 156 lbs. - Pat Smith, dnp 147.5 lbs. - Adeline Gray, 3rd 112.25 lbs. - Victoria Anthony, 5th 165 lbs. - Mason Manville, dnp 158.5 lbs. - Ali Bernard, 3rd 121 lbs. - Helen Maroulis, 7th 176 lbs. - Cheney Haight, dnp 130 lbs. - Alli Ragan, 9th 187 lbs. - , dnp 2013 - Budapest, Hungary 139 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova, 53rd 215 lbs. - G’Angelo Hancock, dnp Men’s Freestyle 147.5 lbs. - Veronica Carlson, 10th 286 lbs. - Robby Smith, 10th 121 lbs. - Angel Escobedo, 5th 158.5 lbs. - Adeline Gray, 3rd 132 lbs. - Reece Humphrey, 8th Women’s Freestyle 145.5 lbs. - Brent Metcalf, dnp 2015 - , 105.5 lbs. - Victoria Anthony, 5th 163 lbs. - Jordan Burroughs, 1st Men’s Freestyle 116.5 lbs. Haley Augello, 8th 185 lbs. - Keith Gavin, dnp 125.5 lbs. - , dnp 121 lbs. - Becka Leathers, 3rd 211.5 lbs. - J.D. Bergman, dnp 134 lbs. - Reece Humphrey, dnp 127.5 lbs. - Helen Maroulis, gold 264.5 lbs. - Tervel Dlagnev, 5th 143 lbs. - Brent Metcalf, 10th 132 lbs. - Alli Ragan, 2nd 154 lbs. - James Green, 3rd 139 lbs. - Mallory Velte, dnp Greco-Roman 163 lbs. - Jordan Burroughs, 1st 152 lbs. - Tamyra Mensah, 9th 121 lbs. - Spenser Mango, 5th 189 lbs. - Jake Herbert, dnp 165 lbs. - Victoria Francis, dnp 132 lbs. - Jesse Thielke, 8th 213 lbs. - Kyle Snyder, 1st 145.5 lbs. - Ellis Coleman, dnp 275 lbs. - Zachery Rey, dnp 163 lbs. - Andy Bisek, dnp 185 lbs. - Jordan Holm, dnp Greco-Roman 211.5 lbs. - Caylor Williams, dnp 130 lbs. - Spenser Mango, dnp 264.5 lbs. - Robby Smith, 5th 145.5 lbs. - Bryce Saddoris, dnp 156.5 lbs. - Justin Lester, 8th Women’s Freestyle 165 lbs. - Andy Bisek, 3rd 105.5 lbs. - Alyssa Lampe, 3rd 176 lbs. - Patrick Martinez, dnp 112.25 lbs. - Victoria Anthony, 5th 187 lbs. - Jordan Holm, dnp 121 lbs. - Helen Maroulis, 7th 216 lbs. - Caylor Williams, dnp 130 lbs. - Alli Ragan, 9th 286 lbs. - Robby Smith, 5th 139 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova, 53rd 147.5 lbs. - Veronica Carlson, 10th Women’s Freestyle 158.5 lbs. - Adeline Gray, 3rd 105.5 lbs. - Alyssa Lampe, 9th 116.5 lbs. - Whitney Conder, dnp 2014 - , 121 lbs. - Helen Maroulis, 1st Men’s Freestyle 128 lbs. - Alli Ragan, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Tony Ramos, dnp 132 lbs. - Leigh Jaynes, 3rd 134 lbs. - Jimmy Kennedy, dnp 138.75 lbs. - Erin Clodgo, dnp 143 lbs. - Brent Metcalf, dnp 152 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova, 10th 154 lbs. - Nick Marable, dnp 165 lbs. - Adeline Gray, 1st 163 lbs. - Jordan Burroughs, 3rd 189 lbs. - , dnp

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1904 - St. Louis, Mo. Greco-Roman 158.5 lbs. - Frank Lewis, 1st Greco-Roman Men’s Freestyle 132.5 lbs. - Adrian Brian, dnp 174 lbs. - Richard Voliva, 2nd 114.5 lbs. - Richard Wilson, dnp 105 lbs. - Robert Curry, 1st 132.5 lbs. - Daniel Gallery, dnp 192 lbs. - Ray Clemons, 5th 125.5 lbs. - Larry Lauchle, dnp 105 lbs. - John Hein, 2nd 149 lbs. - George Metropoulos, dnp Hwt - Roy Dunn, dnp 134.5 lbs. - Lee Allen, 8th 105 lbs. - Gustav Thiefenthaler, 3rd 149 lbs. - Oral Swigart, dnp 147.5 lbs. - Ben Northrup, dnp 1948 - London, England 115 lbs. - George Mehnert, 1st 165.5 lbs. - Henry Szymanski, dnp 160 lbs. - Fritz Fivian, dnp Men’s Freestyle 115 lbs. - Gustav Bauer, 2nd 165.5 lbs. - Paul Zanoline, dnp 114.5 lbs. - William Jernigan, 7th 174 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, 8th 115 lbs. - William Nelson, 3rd 182 lbs. - Frank Maichle, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Gerald Leeman, 2nd 192 lbs. - Howard George, dnp 125 lbs. - Isidor Niflot, 1st 182 lbs. - Nathanael Pendleton, dnp 139 lbs. - Hal Moore, 6th Hwt - Dale Lewis, dnp 125 lbs. - August Wester, 2nd Hwt - Alexander Weyand, 4th 147.5 lbs. - William Koll, 5th 125 lbs. - Z.B. Strebler, 3rd Hwt - Edward Wilkie, 5th 161 lbs. - Leland Merrill, 3rd 1964 - Tokyo, Japan 135 lbs. - Benjamin Bradshaw, 1st 174 lbs. - Glen Brand, 1st Men’s Freestyle 135 lbs. - Theodore McLeer, 2nd 1924 - Paris, France 192 lbs. - , 1st 114.5 lbs. - Elliott Simons, 7th 135 lbs. - Charles Clapper, 3rd Men’s Freestyle 125.5 lbs. - David Auble, 4th 145 lbs. - Otto Roehm, 1st 123.5 lbs. - Bryant Hines, 3rd 1952 - , Finland 139 lbs. - Bobby Douglas, 4th Men’s Freestyle 145 lbs. - Rudolph Tesing, 2nd 123.5 lbs. - Milton MacWilliam, dnp 154.5 lbs. - Gregory Ruth, 6th 114.5 lbs. - Robert Peery, 7th 145 lbs. - Albert Zirkel, 3rd 134.5 lbs. - Robin Reed, 1st 125.5 lbs. - Bill Borders, dnp 172 lbs. - Charles Tribble, dnp 145 lbs. - William Hennessy, 4th 134.5 lbs. - Chester Newton, 2nd 139 lbs. - Josiah Henson, 3rd 192 lbs. - Daniel Brand, 3rd 158 lbs. - Charles Erickson, 1st 145.5 lbs. - Russell Vis, 1st 147.5 lbs. - Jay Evans, 2nd 214 lbs. - Gerald Conine, 6th 158 lbs. - William Beckmann, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Perry Martter, dnp 161 lbs. - William Smith, 1st Hwt - Larry Kristoff, 7th 158 lbs. - Jerry Winholtz, 3rd 158.5 lbs. - Guy Lookabaugh, 4th 174 lbs. - Dan Hodge, dnp 158 lbs. - William Hennessy, 4th 158.5 lbs. - William Johnson, 5th 192 lbs. - Henry Wittenberg, 2nd Greco-Roman 158 lbs. - Otto Roehm, 5th 174 lbs. - Herschel Smith, dnp Hwt - Bill Kerslake, 5th 114.5 lbs. - Richard Wilson, 4th Hwt - Bernhuff Hansen, 1st 174 lbs. - Walter Wright, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Andrew Fitch, dnp Hwt - Frank Kungler, 2nd 192 lbs. - John Spellman, 1st 1956 - Melbourne, Austalia 139 lbs. - Ron Finley, 4th Men’s Freestyle Hwt - Fred Warmbold, 3rd 192 lbs. - Charles Strack, dnp 154.5 lbs. - James Burke, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Richard Delgado, 5th Hwt - Harry Steel, 1st 125.5 lbs. - Lee Allen, dnp 172 lbs. - Russell Camilleri, 7th 192 1908 - London, England Hwt - Roger Flanders, dnp 139 lbs. - Myron Roderick, 4th lbs. - Wayne Baughman, 7th 214 Men’s Freestyle 147.5 lbs. - Jay Evans, 5th lbs. - Patrick Lovell, dnp 119 lbs. - George Mehnert, 1st 1928 - Amsterdam, Holland 161 lbs. - Ernest Fischer, 8th Hwt - Robert Pickens, 6th 132.5 lbs. - George Dole, 1st Men’s Freestyle 174 lbs. - Dan Hodge, 2nd 147 lbs. - John Krug, 5th 123.5 lbs. - Robert Hewitt, 5th 192 lbs. - Peter Blair, 3rd 1968 - , Mexico 161 lbs. - John Craige, dnp 134.5 lbs. - Allie Morrison, 1st Hwt - William Kerslake, 7th Men’s Freestyle 161 lbs. - Frank Narganes, dnp 145.5 lbs. - Clarence Berryman, 6th 114.5 lbs. - Richard Sanders, 2nd Hwt - Lee Talbot, dnp 158.5 lbs. - Lloyd Appleton, 2nd Greco-Roman 125.5 lbs. - Donald Behm, 2nd 114.5 lbs. - Richard Wilson, dnp 174 lbs. - Ralph Hammond, 4th 139 lbs. - Bobby Douglas, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Kent Townley, dnp 1912 - Stockholm, Sweden 192 lbs. - Heywood Edwards, 4th; 134.5 lbs. - Alan Rice, dnp 154.5 lbs. - Wayne Wells, 4th Greco-Roman Hwt - Ed George, 4th 147.5 lbs. - Jay Evans, dnp 172 lbs. - Steve Combs, 7th 132.5 lbs. - William Lyshon, dnp 160 lbs. - James Holt, 5th 192 lbs. - Thomas Peckham, 4th 132.5 lbs. - George Retzer, dnp 1932 - , Calif. 174 lbs. - James Peckham, 7th 213.5 lbs. - Jesse Lewis, 6th Men’s Freestyle 192 lbs. - Dale Thomas, 5th Hwt - Larry Kristoff, 5th 1920 - Antwerp, Belgium 123.5 lbs. - , 1st Hwt - Dale Lewis, dnp Men’s Freestyle 134.5 lbs. - Edgar Nemir, 2nd Greco-Roman 132 lbs. - Charles Ackerly, 1st 145.5 - Melvin Clodfelter, 4th 1960 - Rome, Italy 114.5 lbs. - Richard Tamble, dnp 132 lbs. - Samuel Gerson, 2nd 158.5 lbs. - Jack Van Bebber, 1st Men’s Freestyle 125.5 lbs. - David Hazewinkel, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Elliott Simons, 5th 149 lbs. - George Metropoulos, dnp 174 lbs. - Robert Hess, 4th 139 lbs. - James Hazewinkel, 7th 125.5 lbs. - Terry McCann, 1st 149 lbs. - Joseph Shimmon, dnp 192 lbs. - Peter Mehringer, 1st 139 lbs. - Louis Giani, dnp 154.5 lbs. - Werner Holzer, 6th 165.5 lbs. - Charles Johnson, 3rd Hwt - John Riley, 2nd 147.5 lbs. - Shelby Wilson, 1st 172 lbs. - Larry Lyden, dnp 165.5 lbs. - Angus Frantz, 4th 161 lbs. - Doug Blubaugh, 1st 192 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, 5th 186.5 lbs. - Walter Maurer, 3rd 1936 - Berlin, Germany 174 lbs. - Ed DeWitt, 4th 213.5 lbs. - Henk Schenk, dnp 186.5 lbs. - John Redman, 4th Men’s Freestyle 192 lbs. - Daniel Brand, 5th Hwt - Robert Roop, dnp Hwt - Nathan Pendleton, 2nd 123.5 lbs. - Ross Flood, 2nd Hwt - Bill Kerslake, 8th Hwt - Fred Meyer, 3rd 134.5 lbs. - Francis Millard, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Harley Strong, 5th

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1972 - , Germany Greco-Roman 149.5 lbs. - Townsend Saunders, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Doug Schwab, dnp Men’s Freestyle 105.5 lbs. - Mark Fuller, dnp 163 lbs. - Kenny Monday, 6th 163 lbs. - , 7th 105.5 lbs. - Sergio Gonzalez, 7th 114.5 lbs. - Bert Govig, dnmw 180.5 lbs. - Les Gutches, 7th 185 lbs. - Andy Hrovat, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Jimmy Carr, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Frank Famiano, 5th 198 lbs. - Melvin Douglas, 7th 211.5 lbs. - Daniel Cormier, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Richard Sanders, 2nd 136.5 lbs. - Abdurrahim Kuzu, 4th 220 lbs. - Kurt Angle, 1st 264.5 lbs. - Steve Mocco, 7th 136.5 lbs. - Gene Davis, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Jim Martinez, 3rd 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 3rd 149.5 lbs. - Dan Gable, 1st 163 lbs. - Chris Catalfo, dnp Greco-Roman 163 lbs. - Wayne Wells, 1st 180.5 lbs. - Dan Chandler, dnp 198 Greco-Roman 121 lbs. - Spenser Mango, 8th 180.5 lbs. - John Peterson, 2nd 198 lbs. - Steve Fraser, 1st 105.5 lbs. - Mujaahid Maynard, dnp 145.5 lbs. - Jake Deitchler, dnp lbs. - Ben Peterson, 1st 220 lbs. - Greg Gibson, 2nd 114.5 lbs. - Brandon Paulson, 2nd 163 lbs. - T.C. Dantzler, dnp 220 lbs. - Henk Schenk, dnp Hwt - Jeff Blatnick, 1st 125.5 lbs. - Dennis Hall, 2nd 185 lbs. - Brad Vering, dnp Hwt lbs. - Chris Taylor, 3rd 136.5 lbs. - David Zuniga, 10th 211.5 lbs. - Adam Wheeler, 3rd 1988 - , South Korea 149.5 lbs. - Rodney Smith, 9th 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, 7th Greco-Roman Men’s Freestyle 163 lbs. - Gordy Morgan, 9th 105.5 lbs. - Wayne Holmes, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, 4th 180.5 lbs. - Dan Henderson, dnp Women’s Freestyle 114.5 lbs. - James Steiger, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Ken Chertow, dnp 198 lbs. - Derrick Waldroup, 7th 105.5 lbs. - Clarissa Chun, 5th 121 125.5 lbs. - David Hazewinkel, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Barry Davis, dnp 220 lbs. - Jason Gleasman, dnp lbs. - Marcie Van Dusen, 9th 136.5 lbs. - James Hazewinkel, dnp 136.5 lbs. - John Smith, 1st 286 lbs. - Matt Ghaffari, 2nd 138.75 lbs. - Randi Miller, 3rd 149.5 lbs. - Robert Buzzard, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Nate Carr, 3rd 158.5 lbs. - Ali Bernard, 5th 163 lbs. - Gary Neist, dnp 163 lbs. - Kenny Monday, 1st 2000 - Sydney, Australia 180.5 lbs. - J Robinson, dnp 180.5 lbs. - Mark Schultz, 6th Men’s Freestyle 2012 - London, England 198 lbs. - Wayne Baughman, dnp 198 lbs. - Jim Scherr, 5th 119 lbs. - Sammie Henson, 2nd Men’s Freestyle 220 lbs. - Buck Deadrich, dnp 220 lbs. - Bill Scherr, 3rd 127.75 lbs. - Terry Brands, 3rd 121 lbs. - Sam Hazewinkel, dnp Hwt - Chris Taylor, dnp 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 2nd 138.75 lbs. - Cary Kolat, dnp 132 lbs. - Coleman Scott, 3rd 152 lbs. - Lincoln McIlravy, 3rd 145.5 lbs. - , dnp 1976 - , Canada Greco-Roman 167.5 lbs. - Brandon Slay, 1st 163 lbs. - Jordan Burroughs, 1st Men’s Freestyle 105.5 lbs. - Mark Fuller, dnp 187.25 lbs. - Charles Burton, 5th 185 lbs. - Jake Herbert, 7th 105.5 lbs. - William Rosado, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, dnp 213.75 lbs. - Melvin Douglas, dnp 211.5 lbs. - Jake Varner, 1st 114.5 lbs. - James Haines, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Anthony Amado, dnp 286 lbs. - Kerry McCoy, 5th 264.5 lbs. - Tervel Dlagnev, 5th 125.5 lbs. - Joe Corso, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Ike Anderson, 6th 136.5 lbs. - Gene Davis, 3rd 149.5 lbs. - Andy Seras, dnp Greco-Roman Greco-Roman 149.5 lbs. - Lloyd Keaser, 2nd 163 lbs. - David Butler, dnp 119 lbs. - Steven Mays, dnp 121 lbs. - Spenser Mango, 9th 163 lbs. - Stan Dziedzic, 3rd 180.5 lbs. - John Morgan, 7th 127.75 lbs. - Jim Gruenwald, 6th 132 lbs. - Ellis Coleman, dnp 180.5 lbs. - John Peterson, 1st 198 lbs. - Michial Foy, dnp 138.75 lbs. - Kevin Bracken, 6th 145.5 lbs. - Justin Lester, 8th 198 lbs. - Ben Peterson, 2nd 220 lbs. - Dennis Koslowski, 3rd 152 lbs. - Heath Sims, dnp 163 lbs. - Ben Provisor, dnp 220 lbs. - Russ Hellickson, 2nd 286 lbs. - Duane Koslowski, 8th 167.5 lbs. - Matt Lindland, 2nd 185 lbs. - Chas Betts, 9th Hwt - Jimmy Jackson, dnp 187.25 lbs. - Quincey Clark, dnp 264.5 lbs. - Dremiel Byers, 9th 1992 - Barcelona, Spain 213.75 lbs. - Garrett Lowney, 3rd Greco-Roman Men’s Freestyle 286 lbs. - Rulon Gardner, 1st Women’s Freestyle 105.5 lbs. - Michael Farina, 8th 105.5 lbs. - Tim Vanni, 5th 105.5 lbs. - Clarissa Chun, 3rd 114.5 lbs. - Bruce Thompson, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Zeke Jones, 2nd 2004 - Athens, Greece 121 lbs. - Kelsey Campbell, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Joseph Sade, dnp 125.5 lbs. - Kendall Cross, 6th Mens Freestyle 138.75 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova, dnp 136.5 lbs. - Gary Alexander, dnp 136.5 lbs. - John Smith, 1st 121 lbs. - Stephen Abas, 2nd 158.5 lbs. - Ali Bernard, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Patrick Marcy, dnp 149.5 lbs. - Townsend Saunders, 7th 132 lbs. - Eric Guerrero, dnp 163 lbs. - John Matthews, dnp 163 lbs. - Kenny Monday, 2nd 145.5 lbs. - Jamill Kelly, 2nd 2016 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 180.5 lbs. - Dan Chandler, dnp 198 180.5 lbs. - Kevin Jackson, 1st 163 lbs. - Joe Williams, 5th Men’s Freestyle lbs. - Evan Johnson, dnp 198 lbs. - Chris Campbell, 3rd 185 lbs. - Cael Sanderson, 1st 125.5 lbs. - Daniel Dennis, dnp 143 220 lbs. - Brad Rheingans, 4th 220 lbs. - Mark Coleman, 7th 211.5 lbs. - Daniel Cormier, 4th lbs. - , 5th Hwt - Pete Lee, 5th 286 lbs. - Bruce Baumgartner, 1st 264.5 lbs. - Kerry McCoy, 7th 163 - Jordan Burroughs, 9th 189 lbs. - J’den Cox, 3rd 1980 - Moscow, Soviet Union Greco-Roman Greco-Roman 213 lbs. - Kyle Snyder, 1st Note: The did not 105.5 lbs. - Mark Fuller, dnp 121 lbs. - Dennis Hall, dnp 275 lbs. - Tervel Dlagnev, 5th compete because of the U.S. 114.5 lbs. - Shawn Sheldon, 4th 132 lbs. - Jim Gruenwald, 10th government boycott. 125.5 lbs. - Dennis Hall, 8th 145.5 lbs. - Oscar Wood, dnp Greco-Roman 136.5 lbs. - Buddy Lee, 6th 185 lbs. - Brad Vering, dnp 130 lbs. - Jesse Thielke, 9th 1984 - Los Angeles, Calif. 149.5 lbs. - Rodney Smith, 3rd 211.5 lbs. - Garrett Lowney, dnp 165 lbs. - Andy Bisek, dnp Men’s Freestyle 163 lbs. - Travis West, dnp 264.5 lbs. - Rulon Gardner, 3rd 187 lbs. - Ben Provisor, dnp 105.5 lbs. - Bobby Weaver, 1st 180.5 lbs. - Dan Henderson, 10th 286 lbs. - Robby Smith, dnp 114.5 lbs. - Joe Gonzales, dnp 198 lbs. - Michial Foy, 6th Women’s Freestyle 125.5 lbs. - Barry Davis, 2nd 220 lbs. - Dennis Koslowski, 2nd 105.5 lbs. - Patricia Miranda, 3rd Women’s Freestyle 136.5 lbs. - Randy Lewis, 1st 286 lbs. - Matt Ghaffari, dnp 121 lbs. - Tela O’Donnell, 6th 105.5 lbs. - Haley Augello, 9th 149.5 - Andy Rein, 2nd 138.75 lbs. - Sara McMann, 2nd 116.5 lbs. - Helen Maroulis, 1st 163 lbs. - Dave Schultz, 1st 1996 - Atlanta, Ga. 158.5 lbs. - Toccara Montgomery, 7th 138.75 lbs. - Elena Pirozhkova, 5th 180.5 lbs. - Mark Schultz, 1st Men’s Freestyle 165 lbs. - Adeline Gray, 7th 198 lbs. - Ed Banach, 1st 105.5 lbs. - Rob Eiter, 8th 2008 - Beijing, China 220 lbs. - Lou Banach, 1st 114.5 lbs. - Lou Rosselli, dnp Men’s Freestyle Hwt - Bruce Baumgartner, 1st 125.5 lbs. - Kendall Cross, 1st 121 lbs. - Henry Cejudo, 1st 136.5 lbs. - Tom Brands, 1st 132 lbs. - Mike Zadick, dnp

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