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    2023 Fargo Junior Preview

    This year we have some wrestlers with plenty of Fargo experience making the jump to the Junior division. De’Alcapon Veazy, Revin Dickman, and Nathan Rioux were all double All-Americans last year at 16U and will look to duplicate that feat this year. Alexander Smith brought back some Greco-Roman hardware last year.

     

    Joining those four are many wrestlers that will look to bring back some hardware. State champions Jake Hockaday, Charlie Larocca, Joey Buttler, Orlando Cruz, Kyrel Leavell all should make deep runs in the tournament. Another state champ to watch is Purdue commit Christopher Coates who won three state titles in Missouri. He’s donning Indiana gear for the first time and will be in the mix here. 

     

    State runner-ups in the field include Gavin Jendreas, Wyatt Krejsa, Reese Courtney, and Cole Chicoine. Ayden Bollinger, Isaac Ash, Brenton Russell, Gunner Henry, and Preston Haines were all in the state semi-finals last year. Others will state medals looking to mix it up with the best in the country include Luke Rioux, Aiden Dallinger, Isaiah Schaefer, Tanner Tishner, Duke Myers, and Anthony Rinehart.

     

    Look for this group to have many wrestlers making deep runs in this absolutely loaded field.

     

     

    Full Junior Roster
    Junior Boys freestyle

    106 – Jerimiah Argbah, Nathan Rioux, Tyler Tun, Aiden Woods

    113 – Gavin Ash, John Bissmeyer, Ayden Bollinger, Revin Dickman, Brennan Leonard

    120 – Isaac Ash, Aiden Dallinger, Charlie LaRocca, Luke Rioux

    126 – Preston Haines, Jake Hockaday, Gavin Jendreas, Isaiah Schaefer, Tanner Tishner

    132 – Jesus Aquino-Morales, Alex Plahitko, Cameron Volz, Drew Waldon

    138 – Joey Buttler, Collin Cain, Reese Courtney, Kyrel Leavell, Tony Wood

    145 – Christopher Coates, Silas Foster, Wesley Harper, Wyatt Krejsa, Alexander Smith

    152 – Kevon Russell, Jackson Todd, Branson Weaver

    160 – Gavin Davis, Chase Leech, Ethan Smith

    170 – Duke Myers, Anthony Rinehart, Evan Roudebush, Brenton Russell

    182 – Orlando Cruz, Brayden Emerine, De'Alcapon Veazy, Noah Weaver

    195 – Eric Casad, Christian Chavez, Gunner Henry

    220 – Cole Chicoine, Brandon Johnson, Keagan Martin

    285 – Benjamin Land, Aramis McNutt, Triston Meschede

     

    Junior Greco-Roman

    100 – Brady Byrd

    106 – Nathan Rioux, Tyler Tun, Aiden Woods

    113 – Gavin Ash, Revin Dickman, Keegan Dresslar, Tyler Jackson

    120 – Isaac Ash, Aiden Dallinger, Luke Rioux

    126 – Jake Hockaday, Isaiah Schaefer, Tanner Tishner

    132 – Alex Plahitko, Cameron Volz, Drew Waldon

    138 – Collin Cain, Colten Stevens, Tony Wood

    145 – Silas Foster, Wesley Harper, Wyatt Krejsa, Alexander Smith

    152 – Kevon Russell, Jackson Todd, Branson Weaver

    160 – Chase Leech, Ethan Smith

    170 – Gage Gulley, Duke Myers, Evan Roudebush, Brenton Russell

    182 – De'Alcapon Veazy

    195 – Eric Casad, Fabian Chavez

    220 – Brandon Johnson

    285 – Benjamin Land, Triston Meschede

     

    Junior Fargo Schedule (Central Standard Time)

    Monday, July 17th 

    Session VI -

    9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Freestyle:  Championship (1 Rd) and Consolation (1 Rd) 

     

    Session VII -

    3:00 PM to 8:00 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Freestyle:  Championship (1 Rd) and Consolation (1 Rd) 

     

    Tuesday. July 18th 

    Session VIII –

    9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Freestyle:  Championship (1 Rd) and Consolation (1 or 2 Rds) 

     

    Session IX -

    3:00 PM to 8:00 PM  

    16U/JR Boys Freestyle:  Championship & Quarterfinals (2 Rds) and Consolation (3 Rds)  

     

    Wednesday, July 19th 

    Session X -

    10:00 AM to 12:00 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Freestyle:  Semifinals and Consolation (3 Rds)  

     

    Session XI -

    2:00 PM to 5:00 PM  

    16U/JR Boys Freestyle:  Consolation Semifinals, and 3rd-8th Medal Matches  

     

    Session XII –

    5:30 PM to 8:00 PM  

    16U/JR Boys Freestyle:  Parade of Champions and Championship Finals 


    Friday, July 21st 

    Session XIII -

    9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Greco-Roman:  Championship (2 Rds) and Consolation (1 or 2 Rds) 

     

    Session XIV –

    3:00 PM to 7:30 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Greco-Roman:  Championship (2 Rds) and Consolation (2 Rds) 

     

    Saturday, July 22nd  

    Session XV -

    9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Greco-Roman:  Quarterfinals, Semifinals (2 Rds) and Consolation (3 or 4 Rds)  

     

    Session XVI -

    3:00 PM to 5:00 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Greco-Roman:  Consolations, Consolation Semifinals, and 3rd-8th Medal Matches (4 Rds) 

     

    Session XVII -

    6:00 PM to 8:30 PM 

    16U/JR Boys Greco-Roman:  Parade of Champions and Finals    

     

    2023 PIN Ranking (Top 15)

    Freestyle
    100- #8 Brady Byrd

    106- #2 Nathan Rioux

    113- #2 Revin Dickman

    120- #11 Luke Rioux

    126- #5 Isaiah Schaefer

    138- #6 Kyrel Leavell

    182- #1 De'Alcapon Veazy

    195- #3 Gunner Henry

     

    Greco-Roman
    100- #3 Brady Byrd

    106- #6 Nathan Rioux

    106- #15 Aiden Woods

    113- #6 Revin Dickman

    126- #12 Isaiah Schaefer

    182- #1 De'Alcapon Veazy

    285- #12 Benjamin Land

     

    Total Junior Fargo All-Americans in the past 10 years

    2022 - 1 Freestyle/ 3 Greco-Roman

    2021 - 7 Freestyle/ 5 Greco-Roman

    2020 - No Tournament

    2019 - 0 Freestyle/ 0 Greco-Roman

    2018 - 4 Freestyle/ 1 Greco-Roman

    2017 - 5 Freestyle/ 1 Greco-Roman

    2016 - 3 Freestyle/ 1 Greco-Roman

    2015 - 2 Freestyle/ 0 Greco-Roman

    2014 - 3 Freestyle/ 0 Greco-Roman

    2013 - 6 Freestyle/ 0 Greco-Roman

     

     

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    Some of these brackets are wild. No way Kyrell should be wrestling Drew Gorman first round. Gorman owns two wins over Logan Frazier. Hockaday gets number 11 ranked cali kid in round two and if he wins he’s gets #12 from Florida who I’m pretty sure beat Jake at Super 32. Just a brutal tournament. 

     

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    2 hours ago, BrodyHardcastle said:

    Some of these brackets are wild. No way Kyrell should be wrestling Drew Gorman first round. Gorman owns two wins over Logan Frazier. Hockaday gets number 11 ranked cali kid in round two and if he wins he’s gets #12 from Florida who I’m pretty sure beat Jake at Super 32. Just a brutal tournament. 

     

    The criteria here doesn’t use common sense. If you are a returning Fargo Placer, US Open Placer, Regional Placer  and some other things that is all that is used. If So and So just beat a US Open Placer at Cadet or Junior Duals or somewhere else it plays no part unfortunately. Death Draws all over at this tournament. 

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    Lots of tough matchups in the blood round for our guys. 
    -Cadet 132- Stanley has the #1 seed that beat him earlier. He fell into a lace early in the match , I like his  chances if the match can play out!

    Cadet 138- MJ Staples has a Utah kid.

    -Cadet 220- Mccelland has IL kid in bloodround.

    -Cadet 285- Hartleroad has a tough Utah kid. 

    Junior 145- Coates has ASU commit Pierson Manville,  he was 1 second away from upsetting Kannon Webster in the quarters. 
     

    Junior 182- Veazy has Stanford commit Cole  Han-Lindemyer from MN


    cadet aa’s and semifinalists: Case Bell and Clinton Shepherd (he looked unreal so far)

     

    junior aa’s and semifinalists: Brady Byrd, Nate Rioux and Orlando Cruz.

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