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2012 USA Wrestling Olympic Trials Qualifiers The qualification process has begun for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials in Iowa City, Iowa, April 20-21. Please note that athletes may change weights from where they qualified. Also, please note that each style has a different qualification system for their Olympic Trials field. 2012 MEN’S FREESTYLE U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS QUALIFIERS 55 kg/121 pounds ’11 World Team Trials Champion – Nick Simmons, Corvallis, Ore. (Sunkist Kids) ’11 World Team Trials second place – Sam Hazewinkel, Norman, Okla. (Sunkist Kids) ’11 World Team Trials, true third place – Obe Blanc, Stillwater, Okla. (Gator WC) *Sunkist International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Ben Kjar, Orem, Utah (Utah Valley) *New York AC International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Angel Escobedo, Columbus, Ohio (New York AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier runner-up – Brandon Precin, Evanston, Ill. (New York AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier third place – Mark McKnight, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier fourth place – Shawn Contos, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC) *Dave Schultz Memorial fourth place – Earl Hall, Homestead, Fla. (New York AC) ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 1 non-qualified – ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 2 non-qualified – Past U.S. Olympic Team member – Henry Cejudo, Colorado Springs, Colo. Past U.S. World Team member – Danny Felix, Morgantown, W.Va. Past U.S. World Team member - Obe Blanc, Stillwater, Okla. (Gator WC) Past U.S. World Team member - Nick Simmons, Corvallis, Ore. (Sunkist Kids) Wildcard selection, if applicable - 60 kg/132 pounds ’11 World Team Trials Champion – Reece Humphrey, Columbus, Ohio (New York AC) ’11 World Team Trials second place – Shawn Bunch, Columbus, Ohio (Gator WC) ’11 World Team Trials, true third place – Coleman Scott, Stillwater, Okla. (Gator WC) *Sunkist International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Derek Moore, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army) *New York AC International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Matt Valenti, Philadelphia, Pa. (Lehigh Valley AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier Champion – Tyler Graff, Loveland, Colo. (New York AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier runner-up – Martin Berberyan, Valley Village, Calif. (SK Golden Boys) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier third place – James Kennedy, Ann Arbor, Mich. (New York AC) *Dave Schultz Memorial, fourth place – Justin Pearch, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army) ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 1 non-qualified – ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 2 non-qualified – Past U.S. Olympic Team member – Mike Zadick, Solon, Iowa (Gator WC) Past U.S. World Team member – Reece Humphrey, Columbus, Ohio (New York AC) Past U.S. World Team member - Shawn Bunch, Columbus, Ohio (Gator WC) Past U.S. World Team member - Wildcard selection, if applicable - 66 kg/145.5 pounds ’11 World Team Trials Champion – Teyon Ware, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC) ’11 World Team Trials second place – Brent Metcalf, Iowa City, Iowa (New York AC) ’11 World Team Trials, true third place – Josh Churella, Ann Arbor, Mich. (New York AC) *Sunkist International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Jared Frayer, Norman, Okla. (Gator WC) *New York AC International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Kevin Levalley, Minneapolis, Minn. (Minnesota Storm) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier Champion – Adam Hall, Boise, Idaho (New York AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier third place – Jason Chamberlain, Boise, Idaho (Bronco WC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier fifth place – Chase Pami, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Sunkist Kids) *Dave Schultz Memorial, fourth place – Todd Meneely, Colorado Springs, Colo. (OTC) ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 1 non-qualified – ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 2 non-qualified – Past U.S. Olympic Team member – Cary Kolat, Chapel Hill, N.C. (North Carolina RTC) Past U.S. World Team member – Teyon Ware, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC) Past U.S. World Team member - Brent Metcalf, Iowa City, Iowa (New York AC) Past U.S. World Team member - Wildcard selection, if applicable - 74 kg/163 pounds ’11 World Medalist in Trials Finals - Jordan Burroughs, Lincoln, Neb. (Sunkist Kids) Challenge Tournament qualifiers ’11 World Team Trials second place – Andrew Howe, Cedar Lake, Ind. (New York AC) ’11 World Team Trials, true third place – Nick Marable, Columbia, Mo. (Sunkist Kids) *Sunkist International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Lloyd Rogers, Iowa City, Iowa (Hawkeye WC) *New York AC International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Ryan Morningstar, Iowa City, Iowa (New York AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier runner-up – Colton Sponseller, Glenmont, Ohio (New York AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier third place – Tyler Caldwell, Wichita, Kan. (Sunkist Kids) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier fourth place – Moza Fay, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Gator WC) ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 1 non-qualified – ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 2 non-qualified – Past U.S. World Team member – Trent Paulson, Ames, Iowa (Sunkist Kids) Past U.S. World Team member – Dustin Schlatter, Minneapolis, Minn. (Minnesota Storm) Past U.S. World Team member – Travis Paulson, Ames, Iowa (Sunkist Kids) Wildcard selection, if applicable - 84 kg/185 pounds ’11 World Team Trials Champion – Cael Sanderson, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC) ’11 World Team Trials second place – Jake Herbert, Ann Arbor, Mich. (New York AC) ’11 World Team Trials, true third place – Keith Gavin, Bethlehem, Pa. (Lehigh Valley AC) *Sunkist International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Raymond Jordan, Lincoln, Neb. (Sunkist Kids) *New York AC International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Phil Keddy, Iowa City, Iowa (Hawkeye WC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier Champion – Jon Reader, Ames, Iowa (Sunkist Kids) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier runner-up – Mack Lewnes, Ithaca, N.Y. (New York AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier third place – Bryce Hasseman, Stillwater, Okla. (Gator WC) *Dave Schultz Memorial, fifth place – Deron Winn, Liberty, Mo. (unattached) ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 1 non-qualified – ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 2 non-qualified – Past U.S. Olympic Team member - Cael Sanderson, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC) Past U.S. Olympic Team member – Andy Hrovat, Ann Arbor, Mich. (New York AC) Past U.S. World Team member – Jake Herbert, Ann Arbor, Mich. (New York AC) Past U.S. World Team member - Past U.S. World Team member - Wildcard selection, if applicable - 96 kg/211.5 pounds ’11 World Medalist in Trials Finals - Jake Varner, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC) Challenge Tournament qualifiers ’11 World Team Trials second place – Chad Hanke, Dayton, Ore. (NWRTC) ’11 World Team Trials, true third place – Dustin Kilgore, Berea, Ohio (Sunkist Kids) *Sunkist International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Wynn Michalak, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Gator WC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier Champion – Craig Brester, Lincoln, Neb. (NWTC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier runner-up – Trevor Brandvold, Verona, Wis. (New York AC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier third place – Tanner Hall, Meridian, Idaho (New York AC) 12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 1 non-qualified – ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 2 non-qualified – Past U.S. Olympic Team member – Kurt Angle, Pittsburgh, Pa. Past U.S. World Team member - J. D. Bergman, Columbus, Ohio (New York AC) Wildcard selection, if applicable – 120 kg/264.5 pounds ’11 World Team Trials Champion – Tervel Dlagnev, Columbus, Ohio (Sunkist Kids) ’11 World Team Trials second place – Steve Mocco, Bethlehem, Pa. (New York AC) ’11 World Team Trials, true third place – Dom Bradley, Blue Springs, Mo. (Sunkist Kids) *Sunkist International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Charles Fish, Camp LeJeune, N.C. (U.S. Marines) *New York AC International highest non-qualified U.S. in top 4 – Jarod Trice, Highland Park, Mich. (Gator WC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier runner-up – David Zabriskie, Ames, Iowa (Sunkist Kids) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier third place – Brent Jones, Colorado Springs, Colo. (OTC) ’11 Olympic Trials Qualifier fourth place – James Friedrich, Los Angeles, Calif. (Checkmate) ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 1 non-qualified – ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 2 non-qualified – Past U.S. Olympic Team member – Steve Mocco, Bethlehem, Pa. (New York AC) Past U.S. World Team member – Tervel Dlagnev, Columbus, Ohio (Sunkist Kids) Past U.S. World Team member - Tommy Rowlands, Hilliard, Ohio (Sunkist Kids) Past U.S. World Team member - Les Sigman, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC) Wildcard selection, if applicable - * For Sunkist, NYAC and Schultz events, this is the highest previously non-qualified U.S. athlete within the specified placement range. 2012 GRECO-ROMAN U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS QUALIFIERS 55 kg/121 pounds Dec. ’11 U.S. Open Champion – Spenser Mango, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army) Dec. ’11 U.S. Open, second place – Jermaine Hodge, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army) Dec. ’11 U.S. Open, third place – Max Nowry, Wheeling, Ill. (New York AC/USOEC) Dec. ’11 U.S. Open, fourth place – Nikko Triggas, Moraga, Calif. (New York AC) Dec. ’11 U.S. Open, fifth place – Mike Fuenffinger, Hibbing, Minn. (Minnesota Storm) Dec. ’11 U.S. Open, sixth place – Nathan Engel, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army) Dec. ’11 U.S. Open, seventh place – Tyler Cox, Laramie, Wyo. (Gator WC) **FILA Pan Am/North American Sr. event champion – ’11 Interservice champion – Nate Engel, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army) ’11 New York AC International champion – Jermaine Hodge, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army) Silver medalist at Haavisto Cup (Finland) - Paul Tellgren (Anoka, Minn./Minnesota Storm) ***International tour medalist in Europe – ***International tour medalist in Asia – ***International tour medalist in Cuba - ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 1 non-qualified – ’12 Last Chance Olympic Trials Qualifier No. 2 non-qualified – Past U.S.
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    2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT BRUCE RICH BAUMGARTNER BENDER BOARD PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR As we provide the USA Wrestling annual report still one opportunity to qualify the remaining Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, developed by the experts. By October, we were for the 2019-20 membership year, we can truly three weights. USA Wrestling has faced many new challenges, able to host national events at the Senior and say that it is a tale of two seasons. Due to the hard work and discipline of USA using creativity, discipline and new ideas to help age-group levels, plus major youth competitions. In the first six-plus months of the fiscal year, Wrestling volunteer leadership and staff for many guide our decisions. It has been necessary to The 2021 schedule is now being formed. State USA Wrestling was on pace to have a record years, USA Wrestling remains in a very strong pivot often, taking a different approach to how associations are sanctioning events again, year in membership, competitive success and financial position in all areas. We recognize the we conduct our business as a non-profit sports following the regulations of their state and local program growth. Our organization was looking leadership of long-time Associate Executive organization. With that written, morning is authorities. Our amazing volunteers on the to have one of its greatest years ever, when the Director for Administration Dwaine Cooper, who coming and USA Wrestling is poised to emerge regional, state and local levels have allowed us COVID-19 pandemic hit the world and changed retired on January 31 and was key to establishing in position to build a better future for the sport.
  • April 15, 2011

    April 15, 2011

    Vol. 69 No. 15 April 15, 2011 Word of the month: Heritage Photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Kevin Wallace In the heat of battle Pfc. Ben Bradley, left, a Bulldog Troop, Red Platoon scout from 7th Squadron, 10th Cavalry during a combat engagement in northern Bala Murghab Valley, Baghdis Province, Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, ducks away from small-arms Afghanistan, April 4. The operation destroyed insurgent compounds and improvised- fire, as fellow scout Sgt. Jeff Sheppard, launches a grenade at the enemy’s position, explosive device-making facilities in the engagement. See Page 8 for more. Daly relinquishes New command for WTB 43rd SB command by Andrea Sutherland Mountaineer staff by Sgt. 1st Class Ronny E. Smith Daly served as the 43rd SB’s commander 43rd Sustainment Brigade since July 2008 and recently completed a Lt. Col. Mechelle M. Tuttle accepted command of the Warrior Public Affairs Office tour of duty in Afghanistan where the unit Transition Battalion in an April 5 ceremony held on Manhart Field. was tasked as a logistical force for regional Tuttle replaced Lt. Col. Andrew L. Grantham, who headed the Col. Edward M. Daly handed over commands South, Southwest and West, WTB for the last three years. command of the 43rd Sustainment Brigade ensuring that the 11 brigade-equivalent units “To the members of the (WTB) — I promise that I will continue to Col. Christopher A. Richardson during a consisting of 50,000 U.S. forces and 74,000 to build on the framework and the base that Lt. Col.