I seen some highlights of Hutcherson at Pan Ams on Twitter or X, whatever it is called now. Let's just say they should have charged him with assault. He launched kids all over the place.
2024 National Duals
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PA Blue rolled past New Jersey 59-21 and Ohio Scarlet 45-35 to make the finals, then beat California 50-27 to repeat as champs in 14U Freestyle.
PA Red beat Texas 63-20, then edged Michigan 41-37 to make the finals of the Bronze/Copper Pool. They’re wrestling Oklahoma Blue right now for 9th/10th.
PA Red beat Texas 63-20, then edged Michigan 41-37 to make the finals of the Bronze/Copper Pool. They’re wrestling Oklahoma Blue right now for 9th/10th.
They really do train not shoot in Iowa, these 16u kids from Iowa aren't shooting at all. The only way they are scoring is on re-attacks so fricking boring to watch....
Pa kids are attacking like crazy!
Pa kids are attacking like crazy!
Awesome to see schwab coaching Iowa 16u team! I'm guessing thats his son is on the team, all the same still nice to see him there.
Who gives a s”it if he no longer wants to do greco. Why not focus all on folkstyle / freestyle, thats what he will benefit the most from.
It was hard to watch...
I don't think anyone cares if he no longer wants to do Greco. I also don't think anyone cares to see him make a spectable about no longer wanting to do Greco.
I couldn’t care less if he does greco or not. What’s stupid is him making a big show out of “retiring” when he’s in junior high. If he just stopped wrestling greco and didn’t say a word I doubt anyone even would’ve noticed.
PA Red blew by Oklahoma Blue 60-18 to finish 9th. Both PA teams this weekend were very competitive. I think they were pretty balanced overall.
In 16U, PA beat Wisconsin 46-26, then topped Iowa 36-33 to make the finals. They then lost 43-28 to California in the finals to take 2nd.
In 16U, PA beat Wisconsin 46-26, then topped Iowa 36-33 to make the finals. They then lost 43-28 to California in the finals to take 2nd.
He took 5th at PJW JH states this year. Lost to Almedina by decision in the semis. He went 10-0 during freestyle so the kid is obviously not shy about getting mat time and facing good competition
The Men’s and Women’s Junior National Duals kick off tomorrow and Thursday.
Several notable names will be competing. Wisconsin will boast inarguably the best 1-2 punch at 215 and HWT with Conner and Cole Mirasola occupying the 215lb weight class and Koy Hopke at HWT.
Several notable names will be competing. Wisconsin will boast inarguably the best 1-2 punch at 215 and HWT with Conner and Cole Mirasola occupying the 215lb weight class and Koy Hopke at HWT.
Saw a WIwrestle tweet that had Conner listed at 190(with Sinclair). I'm hoping Wisconsin and Iowa hit so we can get Dreshaun Ross v Cole Mirasola. Would be a good one.
The list I saw had both Mirasola’s and Ross at the same weight. Really really want to see a Cole vs Ross battle but would be happy to see any of Ross vs Sinclair, Cole, or Connor
14U and 16U Women’s will start tomorrow as well. Here’s the rosters for each of the women’s teams:
14U:
Gianna Allen (Penn Trafford)
JC Allis (Towanda)
McKenzie Astorino (Curwensville)
Neveah Colon (Wilson)
Mackenzie Gappa (Quakertown)
Faith Gladfelter (Dover)
Emma Grimes (Wyoming Seminary)
Camilla Hathaway (Mt Lebanon)
Hadley Heaster (Montgomery)
Madison Helms (Downington West)
Brooklyn Henry (Gettysburg)
Austyn Holtry (West Perry)
Aunnika Imler (Claysburg Kimmel)
Fallon Jackson (Gettysburg)
Carly Jox (Mt Lebanon)
Riley Karwowski (Valley View)
Emily Kivler (Nanticoke)
Guilianna Latshaw (Millersburg)
Shannon Logue (Malvern)
Maddison Miller (Wayne Highlands)
Kimberly Munoz (Reading)
Layla Namerow (Downington East)
Mia Nesbitt (Neshaminy)
Isabella Rogers (Feasterville)
Cidney Schaffer (Lackawanna Trail)
Taylor Shadel (Exeter)
Evelyn Sheer (Hazelton)
Isla Silva (Mt Lebanon)
Mimi Skowronski (Seneca Valley)
Kennedy Unrue (Reynolds)
Kelly Zacherl (General McLane)
Cordy Zalota (Villa Maria)
16U:
Juliet Alt (Chestnut Ridge)
MacKenna Atkinson (Souderton)
Emma Bacon (Wyoming Seminary)
Emma Beaven (Cumberland Valley)
Jacklyn Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)
Alaina Claassen (Plum)
Contessa Cotelesse (Laurel)
Saphia Davis (Plum)
Ava Golding (Kiski Area)
Jordan Gonzalez (Trinity)
Payton Hinkle (Bensalem)
Julie Horger (Bensalem)
Charlotte Hunt (Phillipsburg Osceola)
Morgan Hyland (Pleasant Valley)
Violette Lasure (Chestnut Ridge)
Alexis Lauta (Corry)
Neve O’Byrne (Garnet Valley)
Baylee Oreski (Bentworth)
Julissa Ortiz (Mariana Bracetti Academy)
Samiyah Rahming (Northeast)
Chloe Ratcliffe (Upper Dauphin)
Iris Reitz (Redbank Valley)
Sierra Ripka (Greater Nanticoke)
Lilianna Rodriguez (Bradford)
Makayla Smith (Northern York)
Mylah Steinbuch (Bedford)
Jameson Strickland (Sun Valley)
Kendall Wagner (Central Mountain)
Junior:
Brooklyn Ayala (Penn Manor)
Isabella Baccio (Manheim Township)
Andi Bibeau (East Stroudsburg North)
Nila Bland (Trinity)
Katie Brensinger (Northwestern Lehigh)
Sierra Chiesa (Northwestern)
Josephine Dollman (Norwin)
Alyssa Favara (Bishop McCort)
Jordyn Fouse (Bishop McCort)
Katie Hollinger (Central Dauphin)
Kayla Husti-Luca (Souderton)
Haylie Jaffe (Kennett)
Taylor Keckler (Gettysburg)
Aubre Krazer (Easton)
Anna Lackey (State College)
Miranda Lajevic (Knoch)
Ana Malovich (Butler)
Jael Miller (Punxsutawney)
Saige Oliver (Honesdale)
Sarah Pearson (Downington West)
Jurelys Peguero Del Rosario (JP McCaskey)
Leyna Rumpler (North Allegheny)
Natalie Rush (Cannon-McMillan)
Avry Ryhal (Hickory)
Emily Sarr (Souderton)
Joelle Scott (SPIRE Institute)
Keyra Seville (Boyertown)
Raegen Snider (Northern Bedford)
Bryce Snyder (Palisades)
Val Solorio (Cannon-McMillan)
Ashley Stank (Quakertown)
Kiara Vilanova-Medina (Camp Hill)
Daylee Watson (Conneaut)
Savannah Witt (Palisades)
14U:
Gianna Allen (Penn Trafford)
JC Allis (Towanda)
McKenzie Astorino (Curwensville)
Neveah Colon (Wilson)
Mackenzie Gappa (Quakertown)
Faith Gladfelter (Dover)
Emma Grimes (Wyoming Seminary)
Camilla Hathaway (Mt Lebanon)
Hadley Heaster (Montgomery)
Madison Helms (Downington West)
Brooklyn Henry (Gettysburg)
Austyn Holtry (West Perry)
Aunnika Imler (Claysburg Kimmel)
Fallon Jackson (Gettysburg)
Carly Jox (Mt Lebanon)
Riley Karwowski (Valley View)
Emily Kivler (Nanticoke)
Guilianna Latshaw (Millersburg)
Shannon Logue (Malvern)
Maddison Miller (Wayne Highlands)
Kimberly Munoz (Reading)
Layla Namerow (Downington East)
Mia Nesbitt (Neshaminy)
Isabella Rogers (Feasterville)
Cidney Schaffer (Lackawanna Trail)
Taylor Shadel (Exeter)
Evelyn Sheer (Hazelton)
Isla Silva (Mt Lebanon)
Mimi Skowronski (Seneca Valley)
Kennedy Unrue (Reynolds)
Kelly Zacherl (General McLane)
Cordy Zalota (Villa Maria)
16U:
Juliet Alt (Chestnut Ridge)
MacKenna Atkinson (Souderton)
Emma Bacon (Wyoming Seminary)
Emma Beaven (Cumberland Valley)
Jacklyn Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)
Alaina Claassen (Plum)
Contessa Cotelesse (Laurel)
Saphia Davis (Plum)
Ava Golding (Kiski Area)
Jordan Gonzalez (Trinity)
Payton Hinkle (Bensalem)
Julie Horger (Bensalem)
Charlotte Hunt (Phillipsburg Osceola)
Morgan Hyland (Pleasant Valley)
Violette Lasure (Chestnut Ridge)
Alexis Lauta (Corry)
Neve O’Byrne (Garnet Valley)
Baylee Oreski (Bentworth)
Julissa Ortiz (Mariana Bracetti Academy)
Samiyah Rahming (Northeast)
Chloe Ratcliffe (Upper Dauphin)
Iris Reitz (Redbank Valley)
Sierra Ripka (Greater Nanticoke)
Lilianna Rodriguez (Bradford)
Makayla Smith (Northern York)
Mylah Steinbuch (Bedford)
Jameson Strickland (Sun Valley)
Kendall Wagner (Central Mountain)
Junior:
Brooklyn Ayala (Penn Manor)
Isabella Baccio (Manheim Township)
Andi Bibeau (East Stroudsburg North)
Nila Bland (Trinity)
Katie Brensinger (Northwestern Lehigh)
Sierra Chiesa (Northwestern)
Josephine Dollman (Norwin)
Alyssa Favara (Bishop McCort)
Jordyn Fouse (Bishop McCort)
Katie Hollinger (Central Dauphin)
Kayla Husti-Luca (Souderton)
Haylie Jaffe (Kennett)
Taylor Keckler (Gettysburg)
Aubre Krazer (Easton)
Anna Lackey (State College)
Miranda Lajevic (Knoch)
Ana Malovich (Butler)
Jael Miller (Punxsutawney)
Saige Oliver (Honesdale)
Sarah Pearson (Downington West)
Jurelys Peguero Del Rosario (JP McCaskey)
Leyna Rumpler (North Allegheny)
Natalie Rush (Cannon-McMillan)
Avry Ryhal (Hickory)
Emily Sarr (Souderton)
Joelle Scott (SPIRE Institute)
Keyra Seville (Boyertown)
Raegen Snider (Northern Bedford)
Bryce Snyder (Palisades)
Val Solorio (Cannon-McMillan)
Ashley Stank (Quakertown)
Kiara Vilanova-Medina (Camp Hill)
Daylee Watson (Conneaut)
Savannah Witt (Palisades)
The article on themat.com lists both Mirasola’s at 215. Could be a miscommunication, I’m not sure. Dreshaun is a monster though so it’d be a great match for either one
https://www.themat.com/news/2024/ju...ded-boys-and-girls-fields-in-tulsa-june-19-22
I'm less familiar with the girls, but that is a very wide talent distribution, especially for such a recent run-up to make girls' wrestling official in PA. It's encouraging. Best of luck to them.
I’m familiar with a handful of the girl wrestlers (Jaffe, Astorino, Chiesa, Lauta, Silva, Watson, Bacon, Unrue, Bouzakis, Ryhal, Hunt), but probably 80-90% of them are new to me. Nevertheless, it’s great to see such full teams for the women’s duals
I got a couple on each JR team for MN and 2 girls heading out for 16U today.
Looks like PA got the 1 and MN Blue got the 2. Hopefully things play out that way and we get a cool final!
Looks like PA got the 1 and MN Blue got the 2. Hopefully things play out that way and we get a cool final!
I believe there was an interview a few weeks back where Connor stated the last 3 weights - not including 285 - were going to be him, Cole and Sinclair. Probably doesn't matter (much) where they weigh in at - in fact, it's probably better if they have two guys weigh in at the same weight (as long as it is not 215) to have some flexibility with the matchups. They want to win it.
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In Men’s Junior Greco, team PA won 68-1 over Arkansas and 51-17 over Nebraska. They’re currently wrestling in the finals against Idaho for 1st place in Pool A.
In Junior Women’s Freestyle, PA Blue won 53-18 over Michigan Red and 51-17 over Wisconsin to make the finals of Pool A against Iowa.
PA Red beat Arkansas Blue 46-18, then lost to Indiana 45-26, then lost to Utah 41-30. They’ll face South Dakota in the 7th/8th place match in Pool C.
14U and 16U Women’s kicks off tomorrow.
In Junior Women’s Freestyle, PA Blue won 53-18 over Michigan Red and 51-17 over Wisconsin to make the finals of Pool A against Iowa.
PA Red beat Arkansas Blue 46-18, then lost to Indiana 45-26, then lost to Utah 41-30. They’ll face South Dakota in the 7th/8th place match in Pool C.
14U and 16U Women’s kicks off tomorrow.
Try telling that to Sam Stoll
In Junior Women’s Freestyle:
PA Blue walks it off against Iowa in the Pool A finals. They were down 31-29 going into the last two matches and Aubre Krazer and Haylie Jaffe posted back-to-back TF’s to win the dual 37-31. They’ll start tomorrow against Arizona followed by Colorado and California Blue in the Gold/Silver pool.
PA Red knocked off South Dakota 42-30 to take 7th in Pool C. They’ll face North Carolina tomorrow morning, then face South Carolina and Idaho in the Yellow/Green pool.
In Junior Men’s Greco:
Team PA beat Idaho in the finals of Pool A 38-28. Of note, Mark Effendian lost by 8-0 TF to Idaho 5A State Champ Shilo Jones. They will face Iowa tomorrow morning followed by Oklahoma Blue and Illinois for a spot in the finals.
PA Blue walks it off against Iowa in the Pool A finals. They were down 31-29 going into the last two matches and Aubre Krazer and Haylie Jaffe posted back-to-back TF’s to win the dual 37-31. They’ll start tomorrow against Arizona followed by Colorado and California Blue in the Gold/Silver pool.
PA Red knocked off South Dakota 42-30 to take 7th in Pool C. They’ll face North Carolina tomorrow morning, then face South Carolina and Idaho in the Yellow/Green pool.
In Junior Men’s Greco:
Team PA beat Idaho in the finals of Pool A 38-28. Of note, Mark Effendian lost by 8-0 TF to Idaho 5A State Champ Shilo Jones. They will face Iowa tomorrow morning followed by Oklahoma Blue and Illinois for a spot in the finals.
Last year Jones made JR Greco finals at Fargo, and in March won JR Folkstyle Nationals. He's headed to North Dakota State in the fall.
Junior Men’s Greco:
PA beat Iowa 40-26, beat Oklahoma Blue 36-33, and beat Illinois 35-33. Adam Waters had the walk off TF vs OK. PA then lost to California Blue in the finals 32-30 as Cali posted back to back TF’s to walk it off.
Junior Women’s Freestyle:
PA Blue beat Arizona 48-18, lost to Colorado 36-33, then beat California Blue 47-23. PA, CO, and CA all finished 2-1, but by some tiebreaker, they made the finals. They’re wrestling Missouri Blue in the finals.
PA Red won 44-23 over North Carolina, then lost 36-35 to South Carolina, and 46-21 to Idaho. They’re awaiting the conclusion of Pool A in the Yellow/Green bracket.
16U Women’s Freestyle:
PA Blue beat Iowa 57-6, Florida 50-15, Tennessee 42-24, Kansas 57-7, and Ohio Blue 47-20. They’ll move into the Gold/Silver bracket where they’ll face Illinois, Indiana and California for a spot in the finals.
PA Red beat Arkansas 47-20, lost to Oklahoma 48-21, beat Ohio Red 34-32, lost to Indiana 52-19 and lost to Virginia 41-25 to take 4th in Pool C. They’ll be in the Bronze/Copper bracket tomorrow. They’ll face Missouri, Kansas and Michigan.
14U Women’s Freestyle:
PA Blue beat Tennessee 73-3, Arkansas 75-0, Georgia 66-7, Minnesota 60-16, and Texas 61-17 to win Pool A. They’ll be in the Gold/Silver bracket tomorrow against Oklahoma, Arizona, and Wisconsin for a spot in the finals.
PA Red lost to Arizona 46-27, beat Missouri 38-31, beat Iowa 49-26, lost to Illinois 48-24, and beat South Carolina 62-11 to place 3rd in Pool C. They’ll be in the Bronze/Copper bracket tomorrow.
PA beat Iowa 40-26, beat Oklahoma Blue 36-33, and beat Illinois 35-33. Adam Waters had the walk off TF vs OK. PA then lost to California Blue in the finals 32-30 as Cali posted back to back TF’s to walk it off.
Junior Women’s Freestyle:
PA Blue beat Arizona 48-18, lost to Colorado 36-33, then beat California Blue 47-23. PA, CO, and CA all finished 2-1, but by some tiebreaker, they made the finals. They’re wrestling Missouri Blue in the finals.
PA Red won 44-23 over North Carolina, then lost 36-35 to South Carolina, and 46-21 to Idaho. They’re awaiting the conclusion of Pool A in the Yellow/Green bracket.
16U Women’s Freestyle:
PA Blue beat Iowa 57-6, Florida 50-15, Tennessee 42-24, Kansas 57-7, and Ohio Blue 47-20. They’ll move into the Gold/Silver bracket where they’ll face Illinois, Indiana and California for a spot in the finals.
PA Red beat Arkansas 47-20, lost to Oklahoma 48-21, beat Ohio Red 34-32, lost to Indiana 52-19 and lost to Virginia 41-25 to take 4th in Pool C. They’ll be in the Bronze/Copper bracket tomorrow. They’ll face Missouri, Kansas and Michigan.
14U Women’s Freestyle:
PA Blue beat Tennessee 73-3, Arkansas 75-0, Georgia 66-7, Minnesota 60-16, and Texas 61-17 to win Pool A. They’ll be in the Gold/Silver bracket tomorrow against Oklahoma, Arizona, and Wisconsin for a spot in the finals.
PA Red lost to Arizona 46-27, beat Missouri 38-31, beat Iowa 49-26, lost to Illinois 48-24, and beat South Carolina 62-11 to place 3rd in Pool C. They’ll be in the Bronze/Copper bracket tomorrow.
The brackets and such are all on Track. There should be a banner across the top of the page with the links to the individual tournaments.
PA Blue topped Missouri Blue in the finals 38-31 to win the Junior Women’s Freestyle Championship. They picked up 5(!) pins in the dual to help power them to the win.
PA Red won 5th in the Yellow/Green bracket (25th-32nd Place) with a 47-25 win over South Dakota.
PA Red won 5th in the Yellow/Green bracket (25th-32nd Place) with a 47-25 win over South Dakota.
Cole Mirasola dominated Michael Mocco who was the u17 110KG champ
That pin was almost exactly how Cassar stuck Bulk Job in the national finals.
14U Women’s FS:
PA Blue steamrolled Oklahoma 62-10, Arizona 49-25 and Wisconsin 62-9 to make the finals. They then whooped Illinois in the finals 58-18 for the championship.
PA Red beat Ohio 43-35, Tennessee 58-9, and California 40-37 to make the finals of the Bronze/Copper bracket where they beat Missouri 46-30 to take 9th in the entire tournament.
16U Women’s FS:
PA Blue beat Illinois 60-6, Indiana 49-16, and California 44-24 to make the finals. They beat Wisconsin 48-25 for the first ever 16U national duals title.
PA Red lost to Missouri 41-30, lost to Kansas 50-17, and beat Michigan 41-22. They beat Florida 42-27 for 13th place.
PA Blue steamrolled Oklahoma 62-10, Arizona 49-25 and Wisconsin 62-9 to make the finals. They then whooped Illinois in the finals 58-18 for the championship.
PA Red beat Ohio 43-35, Tennessee 58-9, and California 40-37 to make the finals of the Bronze/Copper bracket where they beat Missouri 46-30 to take 9th in the entire tournament.
16U Women’s FS:
PA Blue beat Illinois 60-6, Indiana 49-16, and California 44-24 to make the finals. They beat Wisconsin 48-25 for the first ever 16U national duals title.
PA Red lost to Missouri 41-30, lost to Kansas 50-17, and beat Michigan 41-22. They beat Florida 42-27 for 13th place.
in the sense that neither were close to pinned? lol
my goodness that was a drubbing though. did mocco not know what style he was wrestling? going leg pass to open the clip was certainly a choice.
Junior Men’s FS:
PA rolls past Tennessee 58-7, Ohio Red 40-22, and Oklahoma Blue 45-23 to win Pool B. They opened the Gold/Silver Bracket with a 41-26 win over California Blue. Pierson Manville knocked off Zepeda 10-8 in the Cali dual. They’ll face Illinois and Ohio Blue tomorrow for a shot at the finals.
Junior Women’s GR:
PA lost to Colorado 45-25, beat Virginia 39-32, had a bye, beat North Carolina 61-11, then lost to California Blue 54-14. They beat Indiana 50-20 in the first match of the Bronze/Copper bracket. They’ll face California Red and Idaho tomorrow morning.
PA rolls past Tennessee 58-7, Ohio Red 40-22, and Oklahoma Blue 45-23 to win Pool B. They opened the Gold/Silver Bracket with a 41-26 win over California Blue. Pierson Manville knocked off Zepeda 10-8 in the Cali dual. They’ll face Illinois and Ohio Blue tomorrow for a shot at the finals.
Junior Women’s GR:
PA lost to Colorado 45-25, beat Virginia 39-32, had a bye, beat North Carolina 61-11, then lost to California Blue 54-14. They beat Indiana 50-20 in the first match of the Bronze/Copper bracket. They’ll face California Red and Idaho tomorrow morning.
White was on his back for more than a sscond when he first hit the mat, before the ref got into position and before Cassar applied tbe crossface.
For those wondering, Wisconsin and Iowa did get drawn into the same pool for the Gold/Silver bracket so there’s a real possibility that we could see a Ross vs Mirasola matchup at 215. They face off in the final dual of Pool A for the Gold/Silver bracket tomorrow morning.
It’s worth mentioning that Iowa did bring another 215. 3x Iowa state medalist Henry Christensen.
It’s worth mentioning that Iowa did bring another 215. 3x Iowa state medalist Henry Christensen.
Mirasola is a different level than Mocco. A lot of hype around Mocco, but he is nowhere near Mirasola.
It will be fun to watch Mirasola beat up Ross tomorrow from Iowa. The Iowa people have been talking about this guy for years now.
