Junior Women’s Freestyle National Duals All-Tournament Team named
by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
The 2023 Junior Women’s National Duals Freestyle All-Tournament team has been announced, based upon results from the Junior Women’s National Duals in freestyle, held in Tulsa, Okla. on Wednesday and Thursday.
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in freestyle qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In Junior Women’s freestyle, there were 40 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 27 different states. Pennsylvania and Missouri had the most All-Tournament Team members with four. Washington claimed three on the All-Tournament Team. States with two All-Tournament Team athletes were Kansas, Indiana, North Dakota, Virginia and Utah. Placing one athlete on the All-Tournament Team were Arizona, Idaho, Ohio, South Carolina, Nebraska, Alabama, California, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Arkansas, South Dakota, Illinois, Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Iowa and Michigan.
Five All-Tournament Team members went a perfect 10-0 in the competition: Valarie Solorio of Pennsylvania (100), Ana Malovich of Pennsylvania (112), Jordyn Fouse of Pennsylvania (132), Cheyenne Ruiz of Utah (180) and Keilikki Nau Rarick of Utah (225).
Going 9-0 in the competition were Erica Pastoriza of Arizona (100), Joely Slyter of Idaho (100), Zao Estrada of South Carolina (117), May Cuyler of Virginia (144) and Stella Steigler of Virginia (152).
A large majority of the athletes on the All-Tournament Team were ranked in the most recent National Girls High School Rankings, which was most recently published in May.
The Junior girls continue with Greco-Roman competition on Friday and Saturday. Watch all of the action live on FloWrestling.
Junior Women Duals Freestyle All-Tournament Team
100 - Valarie Solorio of Pennsylvania Blue went 10-0
100 - Erica Pastoriza of Arizona Black went 9-0
100 - Joely Slyter of Idaho went 9-0
106/112 - Chloe Dearwester of Ohio Red went 5-0
112 - Ana Malovich of Pennsylvania Blue went 10-0
112 - Sarah Zimmerman of Kansas went 6-0
112/117 - Amelia Murphy of Indiana went 8-0
117 - Zao Estrada of South Carolina went 9-0
117 - Angelina Vargas of Missouri Fire went 7-0
117 - Kaylyn Harrill of Nebraska went 6-0
122 - Rose Kaplan of Indiana went 8-0
122 - Evelyn Holmes-Smith of Alabama went 5-0
122 - Alejandra Valdiviezo of California Red went 5-0
122/127 - Leiannah Landreth of Kansas went 5-0
127 - Lynn Horn of Oklahoma Red went 8-0
127 - Madilyn Peach of Wisconsin went 7-0
127/132 - Anna DiCugno of Washington went 8-0
132 - Jordyn Fouse of Pennsylvania Blue went 10-0
132 - Morgan Edwards of Pennsylvania Red went 6-0
132/138 - Kylie Rule of Wisconsin went 8-0
132/138 - Cassandra Gonzales of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
138 - Malia Kehne of Arkansas Gold went 6-0
138/144 - Taylor Graveman of South Dakota Blue went 8-0
138/144 - Allyssa Johnson of North Dakota Blue went 6-0
144 - May Cuyler of Virginia Blue went 9-0
144/152 - Valerie Hamilton of Illinois went 7-0
144/152 - Jalynn Patino of Texas Blue went 5-0
152 - Stella Steigler of Virginia Blue went 9-0
152 - Katherine Stewart of Florida went 8-0
152 - Rebecca Strong of Missouri Fire went 7-0
164 - Piper Fowler of Tennessee Red went 8-0
164/180 - Naomi Simon of Iowa went 8-0
180 - Cheyenne Ruiz of Utah went 10-0
180 - Isabella Phillips of Washington went 8-0
180/200 - Sabrina Nauss of Michigan Blue went 6-0
200 - Caroline Ward of Missouri Fire went 7-0
200 - Phoenix Lindseth of North Dakota Blue went 6-0
225 - Keilikki Nau Rarick of Utah went 10-0
225 - Kiona Michel of Washington went 8-0
225 - Catherine Dutton of Missouri Fire went 7-0
Athletes who went undefeated in their dual meet matches in freestyle qualified for the All-Tournament Team, needing a minimum of five victories to be included.
In Junior Women’s freestyle, there were 40 athletes on the All-Tournament Team, representing 27 different states. Pennsylvania and Missouri had the most All-Tournament Team members with four. Washington claimed three on the All-Tournament Team. States with two All-Tournament Team athletes were Kansas, Indiana, North Dakota, Virginia and Utah. Placing one athlete on the All-Tournament Team were Arizona, Idaho, Ohio, South Carolina, Nebraska, Alabama, California, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Arkansas, South Dakota, Illinois, Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Iowa and Michigan.
Five All-Tournament Team members went a perfect 10-0 in the competition: Valarie Solorio of Pennsylvania (100), Ana Malovich of Pennsylvania (112), Jordyn Fouse of Pennsylvania (132), Cheyenne Ruiz of Utah (180) and Keilikki Nau Rarick of Utah (225).
Going 9-0 in the competition were Erica Pastoriza of Arizona (100), Joely Slyter of Idaho (100), Zao Estrada of South Carolina (117), May Cuyler of Virginia (144) and Stella Steigler of Virginia (152).
A large majority of the athletes on the All-Tournament Team were ranked in the most recent National Girls High School Rankings, which was most recently published in May.
The Junior girls continue with Greco-Roman competition on Friday and Saturday. Watch all of the action live on FloWrestling.
Junior Women Duals Freestyle All-Tournament Team
100 - Valarie Solorio of Pennsylvania Blue went 10-0
100 - Erica Pastoriza of Arizona Black went 9-0
100 - Joely Slyter of Idaho went 9-0
106/112 - Chloe Dearwester of Ohio Red went 5-0
112 - Ana Malovich of Pennsylvania Blue went 10-0
112 - Sarah Zimmerman of Kansas went 6-0
112/117 - Amelia Murphy of Indiana went 8-0
117 - Zao Estrada of South Carolina went 9-0
117 - Angelina Vargas of Missouri Fire went 7-0
117 - Kaylyn Harrill of Nebraska went 6-0
122 - Rose Kaplan of Indiana went 8-0
122 - Evelyn Holmes-Smith of Alabama went 5-0
122 - Alejandra Valdiviezo of California Red went 5-0
122/127 - Leiannah Landreth of Kansas went 5-0
127 - Lynn Horn of Oklahoma Red went 8-0
127 - Madilyn Peach of Wisconsin went 7-0
127/132 - Anna DiCugno of Washington went 8-0
132 - Jordyn Fouse of Pennsylvania Blue went 10-0
132 - Morgan Edwards of Pennsylvania Red went 6-0
132/138 - Kylie Rule of Wisconsin went 8-0
132/138 - Cassandra Gonzales of Minnesota Blue went 5-0
138 - Malia Kehne of Arkansas Gold went 6-0
138/144 - Taylor Graveman of South Dakota Blue went 8-0
138/144 - Allyssa Johnson of North Dakota Blue went 6-0
144 - May Cuyler of Virginia Blue went 9-0
144/152 - Valerie Hamilton of Illinois went 7-0
144/152 - Jalynn Patino of Texas Blue went 5-0
152 - Stella Steigler of Virginia Blue went 9-0
152 - Katherine Stewart of Florida went 8-0
152 - Rebecca Strong of Missouri Fire went 7-0
164 - Piper Fowler of Tennessee Red went 8-0
164/180 - Naomi Simon of Iowa went 8-0
180 - Cheyenne Ruiz of Utah went 10-0
180 - Isabella Phillips of Washington went 8-0
180/200 - Sabrina Nauss of Michigan Blue went 6-0
200 - Caroline Ward of Missouri Fire went 7-0
200 - Phoenix Lindseth of North Dakota Blue went 6-0
225 - Keilikki Nau Rarick of Utah went 10-0
225 - Kiona Michel of Washington went 8-0
225 - Catherine Dutton of Missouri Fire went 7-0
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