What a successful grade-level dual season it has been for Minnesota so far. It swept both styles at Schoolboy Duals, won cadet Greco, and took fourth in cadet freestyle. A year ago, Minnesota finished fourth, and will look to improve upon that finish this year. You can watch the action live on FloWrestling all week long. 

Pat McKee: Minnesota kicks off its lineup with one of the best lightweights in the country. McKee won a Minnesota state title this season and knocked off Cadet World Team member, Aaron Cashman, in the finals. McKee is also a double Fargo All-American after taking third in both styles a year ago. McKee suffered just one loss at Junior Duals a year ago to then-No. 1 Rhett Golowenski. 

Watch McKee punch his ticket to Junior Nationals finals:

Peyton Robb: Now a two-time Minnesota state champ, Robb is returning to Junior Duals, where he was 2-2 a year ago while looking to help Minnesota win a national title. Robb fell in the match to place a year ago at Fargo in freestyle, but was a cadet Greco national runner-up. 

Jake Gliva: Another high school state champion in the heart of this Minnesota lineup. Gliva was also a Fargo cadet freestyle All-American, and took fifth a year ago. 

Jakob Bergeland: Bergeland claimed his first Minnesota state title this year, and is looking to help them win a national title. Bergeland did not attend Fargo last year, but was a double All-American the year before taking eighth in both styles. 

Calvin Germinator: A multiple-time state place-winner, Germinaro was also a Cadet Greco World Team Trials runner-up in Akron, Ohio, this year. Germinaro didn’t place in freestyle, but was a Fargo All-American in Greco last summer.

Mitch McKee: What really needs to be said about McKee? He’s a hammer regardless of the style he's wrestling. McKee won his third Minnesota state title this year, and then followed it up with runner-up finishes in both styles at the Junior World Team Trials. McKee fell to Taylor Lamont in Greco, and lost an epic three-match series in freestyle to Seth Gross. McKee also represented Team USA in Times Square against Iran, where he picked up a big come-from-behind win. McKee is the heart and soul of this team, and will look to go undefeated in both styles this week in Tulsa. 

Watch McKee pick up a big win in Times Square:

Jake Allar: He won another Minnesota state title this season, and is extremely experienced in both international styles. Allar was a Fargo cadet champ in 2014, third in Greco at this year's Cadet World Team Trials, and fourth in freestyle. 

Check out Allar taking it to Anthony Mantanona:

Lucas Jeske: He was a state runner-up to Junior Duals teammate Taylor Venz, and a Fargo junior freestyle runner-up. He lost to Joe Smith last summer in the finals. 

Owen Webster: A cadet world bronze medalist, former cadet Greco national champion, and Fargo junior freestyle All-American, Webster anchors a great group of Minnesota big guys. Webster went undefeated last summer in freestyle at Junior Duals; his only loss in Greco came against super-stud Kamal Bey. 

Watch Owen Webster win a cadet world bronze medal:

Keegan Moore: The Oklahoma State commit won his third Minnesota state title this season. Moore was a double Fargo champ in 2014, but failed to place last summer in freestyle. Moore went undefeated last year in Tulsa after winning against Cash Wilcke, Chase Singletary, and Wyatt Koelling.