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Ohio State Wrestling (2015/2017/2018 B1G Champs, 2015 National Champs, 2019 National Runners-up)

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WHO'S NUMBER ONE
Stillwater Oklahoma
Sat, Sep 26, 2026
3:00 pm EDT

LINEUP ORDER

2026 Who's Number One Girls Matchups - 3:00 PM Eastern

135: #1 Camila D Torres, AZ vs #2 Bella Miller, IA
120: #1 Hailey Delgado, TX vs #2 Kaylyn Harrill, NE
115: #1 Abigail Gonzalez, FL vs #2 Aubree Gutierrez, CA
145: #1 Riley Hanrahan, WI vs #3 Eve Skrocki, IA
130: #1 Emma Bacon, PA vs #2 Marie Sharp, NJ
105: #1 Jaclyn Bouzakis, PA vs #2 Ema Faczak, CO
110: #1 Sarissa Tucker, VA vs #2 Isla Silva, PA
140: #1 Landri Von Gonten, TX vs #2 Maddie Marsh, IN
100: #1 Taina Fernandez, MD vs #2 Ella Poalillo, AZ
125: #1 Epenesa Elison, CA vs #2 Marlee Solomon, PA

2026 Who's Number One Boys Matchups - 6:30 PM Eastern
113: #1 Analu Woode, HI vs #2 Evan Restivo, PA
144: #1 Jesse Grajeda, CA vs #2 Braylon Reynolds, IN
215: #2 Jimmy Mastny, IL vs #4 Mick Moylan, CA
120: #1 Brayden Wenrich, PA vs #2 Michael Batista, NJ
106: #1 Kooper Deputy, PA vs #2 Luke Loren, CA
138: #1 Dean Anderson, AZ vs #2 Gavin Mangano, NY
150: #1 Jason Dube, PA* vs #2 Clinton Shepherd, IN
190: #1 Mario Carini, CA vs #2 Salah Tsarni, MD
157: #1 Michael Romero, CA vs #2 Mac Crosson, IA
175: #1 Jayden O'Farrill, PA vs #2 Zack Aquila, OH
132: #1 Grey Burnett, OH vs #2 Paul Kenny, NJ
126: #1 Sammy Sanchez, CA vs #2 Landon Sidun, PA
165: #1 Melvin Miller, PA vs #2 Camryn Howard, NY

*Attends HS in Ohio, SPIRE Academy.
 
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Calibuck

"For the class of 2026 the rules are slightly more flexible than they will be for the class of 2027 and on.

"Reports and confirmations around the rule changes noted that the strict new age cutoff (which would have limited older freshmen who turned 19 or 20 before September 1) officially kicks in for the Class of 2027, protecting the Class of 2026 with traditional flexibility."

Holdbacks in future classes will have to decide to reclassify and graduate a class earlier than planned or forfeit a potential year of college eligibility, "
 
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Greco finished up 10-11 with no medals. It looks worse than it really was.

Women's results
50 kg - Morgan Turner - In The Bronze Medal Match
Round of 16: WIN - Pinned (10-1) Natalia Perdomo, COL
Quarterfinals: WIN - 10-0 over Svenja Jungo, SUI
Semifinals: LOSS - 10-6 to Aida Kerymova, UKR

55 kg - Everest Leydecker - In The Bronze Medal Match
Qualification: WIN - 10-0 over Mihaela Samoil, MDA
Round of 16: WIN - 10-0 over Yusmy Chaparro, COL
Quarterfinals: WIN - 11-0 over Tianai Shi, CHN
Semifinals: LOSS - Pinned (4-3) by Gerda Terek, HUN

59 kg - Alexis Janiak - Eliminated
Qualification: LOSS - 9-2 to Natsuki Yamaguchi, JPN

68 kg - Isabella Mir - Eliminated
Round of 16: WIN - 10-2 over Oleksandra Rybak, UKR
Quarterfinals: LOSS - 7-5 to Ray Hoshino, JPN

76 kg - Kylie Welker - In The Finals
Qualification: WIN - 11-0 over Patrycja Cuber, POL
Quarterfinals: WIN - Pinned (6-0) Elmira Yasin, TUR
Semifinals: WIN - 11-0 over Mariia Silina, RUS

Women's Freestyle Team Still To Compete
53 kg - Cristelle Rodriguez
57 kg - Sara Sterner
62 kg - Adaugo Nwachukwu
65 kg - Reese Larramendy
72 kg - Taylor Graveman
 
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DAY ONE

- 61kg Ben Davino (Ohio State) Tough draw. FINAL. Had a great day. Wrestled fantastic. In shape. Worked that 2 on 1.
- 74kg Jayden James (Penn State) Tough 1/4 and 1/2. Final. Calm. No wasted energy. Slick. Isn't worried about getting scored on. Great day.
- 86kg Aeoden Sinclair (Missouri) Tough opener. ELIMINATED. Headlocked twice. The Moldovan was better.
- 92kg Seth Shumate (Ohio State) Great draw. INJURY. Seth came out and went bombs away. Wrestled great and never faded. Hurt up 7-1.
- 125kg Merrill (OKST) Tough draw. REPECHAGE Lost to a guy that his teammate TF'ed. Gets pulled back in.
 
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USA MEN'S RESULTS

57 kg - Luke Lilledahl - In Repechage
Round of 16: LOSS - 3-1 to Merey Bazarbayev, KAZ
Repechage Opponent: Rassoul Galbouraev, FRA

61 kg - Ben Davino - GOLD
Round of 16: WIN - 7-1 over Ebrahim Khari, IRI
Quarterfinals: WIN - 11-0 over Akito Mukaida, JPN
Semifinals: WIN - 10-0 over Gabriel Whisenhunt, ROU
Finals: WIN - Pinned (4-1) Iukhan Dokturbek Uulu, KGZ

65 kg - Bo Bassett - Eliminated
Round of 16: WIN - Pinned (8-0) Karson Brown, CAN
Quarterfinals: LOSS - 6-3 to Singh Jaskaran, IND

70 kg - Jordan Williams - Eliminated
Qualification: WIN - 3-1 over Denis Kodakov Gil, ESP
Round of 16: WIN - 6-4 over Sumit Bharaskar, IND
Quarterfinals: LOSS - 10-0 to Alexandr Gaidarli, MDA

74 kg - Jayden James - SILVER
Qualification: WIN - Pinned (14-8) Adilet Akylbekov, KGZ
Round of 16: WIN - 8-0 over Fazliddin Nasritdinov, UZB
Quarterfinals: WIN 7-4 over Ion Marcu, MDA
Semifinals: WIN - Pinned (10-2) Ali Karampour, IRI
Finals: LOSS - 5-3 to Magomed Baitukaev, RUS

79 kg - Joe Sealey - Eliminated
Qualification: LOSS - 11-0 to Chandermohan Chandermohan, IND

86 kg - Aeoden Sinclair - Eliminated
Round of 16: LOSS - 13-6 to Eugeniu Mihalcean, MDA

92 kg - Seth Shumate - Eliminated
Qualification: WIN - 11-0 over Dovletgeldi Myradov, TKM
Round of 16: WIN - 14-7 over Oleh Kuzmenko Taison, UKR
Quarterfinals: LOSS - Injury Default (7-2) to Gabriele Niccolini, ITA

97 kg - Justin Rademacher - In Finals
Round of 16: WIN - 4-0 over Uladzislau Kazlou, BLR
Quarterfinals: WIN - 10-9 over Ivan Prymachenko, UKR
Semifinals: WIN - 5-1 over Konstantine Petriashvili, GEO

125 kg - Coby Merrill - BRONZE
Round of 16: WIN - 11-0 over Khachatur Khachatryan, ARM
Quarterfinals: LOSS - 10-0 to Aleksandre Abramishvili, GEO
Repechage: WIN - 10-0 over Karanveer Singh Mahil, CAN
Bronze: WIN - 10-0 over Milan Gellen, HUN



1 Iran 15 20 20 15 20 15 25 10 25 165
2 Russia 4 10 20 25 20 25 20 20 10 154
3 United States 25 20 6 20 15 86
4 Türkiye 20 8 20 10 8 66
5 Japan 10 20 10 15 10 65
6 Georgia 6 4 15 10 20 55
7 Azerbaijan 10 15 15 40
8 Armenia 10 15 8 33
9 India 2 10 2 10 2 6 32
10 Moldova 10 10 10 30
 
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MPhillips said:
USA MEN'S RESULTS

61 kg - Ben Davino - GOLD
Round of 16: WIN - 7-1 over Ebrahim Khari, IRI
Quarterfinals: WIN - 11-0 over Akito Mukaida, JPN
Semifinals: WIN - 10-0 over Gabriel Whisenhunt, ROU
Finals: WIN - Pinned (4-1) Iukhan Dokturbek Uulu, KGZ
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Ben Davino Becomes First Ohio State Wrestler to Win U23 World Championship​

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Ben Davino became the first Ohio State wrestler ever to win a U23 World Championship on Saturday in Las Vegas.

Davino beat Iukhan Dokturbek Uulu, who represented Kyrgyzstan, to win the freestyle gold medal at 61kg. Davino won that match by fall in the final seconds of the second period. Davino also beat Ebrahim Khari (Iran) 7-1, Akito Mukaida (Japan) 11-0 Tech Fall and Gabriel Whisenhunt (Romania) 10-0 Tech Fall on his road to the gold medal. He outscored his four opponents 32-2, only surrendering two passivity points.





Davino also pointed to his losses to Jax Forrest (Oklahoma State) and Marcus Blaze (Penn State) as a redshirt freshman last season as a vital step in preparing him for this tournament and the adversity along the way.

"Without losing those matches, I don't think I would have learned enough to win a world championship today. I'm just super grateful for those opportunities," Davino said.
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