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USA participation in U20 World Wrestling Championships

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2026-08-17 02:32 UTC → 2026-08-21 21:05 UTC · added removed

The United States announced its rosters for the 2026 U20 World Wrestling Championships in Bratislava, Slovakia. The delegation men’s freestyle delegation, led by coaches J’den Cox, Zo El Ouarraqe, and Cory Crooks, included ten men in the freestyle division athletes such as Isaiah Cortez, Bo Bassett, and a Dreshaun Ross. The women’s freestyle team featuring roster featured notable athletes such as including 2025 champion Everest Leydecker. As competition commenced, American Leydecker, Morgan Turner, Taina Fernandez, and Piper Fowler. During the Greco-Roman wrestlers competition, Leister Bowling IV and Aidan Squier advanced to the repechage round following losses in their initial matches. to Armenia’s Samvel Terteryan and Japan’s Taizo Yoshida, respectively. Other Greco-Roman competitors, Trayvn Boger and Nicholas Sorrow, were eliminated from medal contention. In the women’s freestyle division, Everest Leydecker became only the fourth American woman to win two U20 World titles by defeating Japan’s Nana Kozuka with a second-period pin in the 55 kg championship match. Caley Graber secured a bronze medal in the 59 kg division by pinning Mongolia’s Gundegmaa Enkhbaatar, and 17-year-old Taina Fernandez earned bronze in the 68 kg category after defeating Russia’s Evangeliia Berezhnova. Karlee Brooks and Piper Fowler both finished in fifth place in their respective weight classes. The United States finished fourth in the overall women’s freestyle roster was scheduled team standings with 118 points, marking the only nation to begin competition following these results. place a wrestler in the top 10 across all ten weight classes. Japan won the team title.

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  1. 2026-08-21 21:05 UTC USA participation in U20 World Wrestling Championships
  2. 2026-08-17 02:32 UTC USA participation in U20 World Wrestling Championships

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