It's that time of the year when thousands upon thousands of kids from as young as age 6 pull up their singlet straps in Reno, Nevada, and try to take home some hardware from Flo Reno Worlds.

Within the history books of this tournament are some of the biggest and brightest stars of today, and we're taking a glance back at when some of our current NCAA champs and All-Americans competed in Reno.

These are just a few of the interesting results from previous years at Flo Reno Worlds, so if you'd like to throw out some of your memories or tournament facts, feel free to add them in the comments. And you can check out the Flo Reno Worlds history books here.

But don't forget to watch all the action live from Reno this weekend.

2005

• Cory Clark takes home the 12-and-under title at 64 pounds.
• Joey Lavellee wins the 76-pound title in the 10-and-under division.

2006

• J'den Cox, who is now a three-time NCAA champion, placed second at 110 pounds in the 10-and-under division.
• Dean Heil, now a two-time national champ for Oklahoma State, was fourth in the 10-year-old division at 67 pounds.

2007

• Bo Nickal takes second in the 10-year-old division at 76 pounds.
• Bo Jordan won the title in the 12-year-old division at 88 pounds and was named the Outstanding Wrestler.

Bo Jordan in 2007.                                                                               Mark Hall in 2008.

2008

• Isaiah Martinez claimed the title at 84 pounds in the 12-and-under division with a win over Anthony Valencia in the finals. Dean Heil and Hayden Tuma (Greco senior national champion) were third and fourth, respectively, behind Valencia and Martinez.
• Zahid Valencia won the title at 92 pounds in the 12-and-under division.
• Nathan Tomasello placed second in the 15-and-under division at 82 pounds.
• Mark Hall won the 90-pound, 10-and-under division with five falls in 10:22 and was named the OW.
• Sean Russell wins the 12-and-under division at 64 pounds.