You might just find some hidden gems that can help you win your league in 2024. So start your draft preparation today by taking a look at the 2023 FCW Top-20. This is just one of the things that makes fantasy sports so exciting and unpredictable.
Some of the wrestlers who scored the most points in 2023 were not All-Americans.
That group scored 313 Fpts, and none were All-Americans.Īs you look at the list, keep in mind that not all of the top performers are household names. How about these names though: Caleb Smith (APP), McKenzie Bell (RID), Evan Barczak (DREX), and Tyler Stoltzfus (LHU). That championship group scored 223 Fpts in the 2023 season. Take for instance: Pat Glory (PRIN), Yianni Diakomihalis (COR), Keegan O’Toole (MIZZ), and Carter Starocci (PSU). But the 2023 FCW Top-20 is a good starting point for your fantasy draft preparation, as you will see some (many, actually) repeat names from the 2022 Top-20 articles and even 2021 Top-20 articles. Wrestlers can transfer, injuries can happen, and new stars can emerge. Of course, things can change quickly in college wrestling. Seeing who returns, who leaves, who outplaced who, what teams made these lists more than others… all important information and data to digest. The 2023 FCW Top-20 at each weight can give you a good idea of who the top Fantasy wrestlers in the country are. One way to do this is to look at the results of the 2023 season.
And when it comes to Fantasy College Wrestling, drafters need to start thinking about who they want to pick in their 2024 draft. We are just about at the turning point where last season’s results and memories start to fade into the WrestleStat archives and the general wrestling community ramps up the interest and speculation of the upcoming season. Speaking of, here are all of the Americans to win medal at the U17/Cadet World Championships since 2011.Ĥ5 kg: Domenic Munaretto (Illinois) - GoldĤ8 kg: Christian Castillo (Arizona) - Silverĥ5 kg: Jax Forrest (North Carolina) - SilverĦ5 kg: Tyler Kasak (Pennsylvania) - Silverħ1 kg: Joseph Sealey (North Carolina) - GoldĤ3 kg: Erica Pastoriza (Arizona) - SilverĤ6 kg: Gabriella Gomez (Illinois) - SilverĦ1 kg: Valerie Hamilton (Illinois) - Silverĩ2 kg: Cody Merrill (California) - BronzeĤ8 kg: Luke Lilledahl (Missouri) - Silverħ3 kg: Lillian Freitas (California) - BronzeĤ5 kg: Marc-Anthony McGowan (Florida) - GoldĤ9 kg: Cristelle Rodriguez (California) - Silverĥ7 kg: Skylar Hattendorf (New Hampshire) - SilverĤ8 kg: Richie Figueroa (California) - Silverġ10 kg: Greg Kerkvliet (Minnesota) - Silverĩ2 kg: Jacob Kaminski (Illinois) - BronzeĨ5 kg: Gavin Hoffman (Pennsylvania) - Bronzeġ00 kg: Greg Kerkvliet (Minnesota) - GoldĤ3 kg: Emily Shilson (Minnesota) - Silverġ00 kg: Cohlton Schultz (Colorado) - GoldĦ3 kg: Yianni Diakomihalis (New York) - Goldġ00 kg - Gable Steveson (Minnesota) - GoldĤ6 kg: Alleida Martinez (California) - Bronzeĥ2 kg: Ronna Heaton (South Dakota) - Silverĥ6 kg: Gracie Figueroa (California) - Bronzeĥ8 kg - Yianni Diakomihalis (New York) - GoldĦ3 kg - Jarod Verkleeren (Pennsylvania) - GoldĨ5 kg - Owen Webster (Minnesota) - BronzeĤ6 kg: Alleida Martinez (California) - SilverĤ9 kg: Ronna Heaton (South Dakota) - Goldĥ0 kg - Spencer Lee (Pennsylvania) - Goldġ00 kg - Jordan Wood (Pennsylvania) - SilverĤ2 kg - Cade Olivas (California) - BronzeĦ3 kg - Zain Retherford (Pennsylvania) - Goldħ0 kg: Anastasia Lobsinger (California) - Bronzeįantasy College Wrestling - 2023 Season Top-20 (141 lbs) For the first time since the U17/Cadet World Championships were reinstated in 2011, we brought home at least two medals in all three styles. It will be hard for the American team to top the performance from 2022, as the US came away with 14 medals. Greco-Roman will lead off the competition. American U17/Cadet World Medalists Since 2011ĭon’t look now, but we’re right around the corner from the start of World Championship-season with U17 World’s getting underway from Istanbul, Turkey on Monday.
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