Jacori Teemer started the UWW Cadet Nationals dominantly and finished it on a way higher level that had everyone thoroughly impressed.

In Sunday's finals, the Arizona State commit controlled everything from start to finish, defeating No. 2 Sammy Sasso in two straight matches with back-to-back technical falls to make the cadet world team. Teemer, who was also the Outstanding Wrestler of the cadet freestyle tournament, came out firing in the first match to gain a huge lead before finishing things off in the second period with a score of 12-2.

The second match was more of the same with an nearly identical score (12-1). Jacori Teemer's outstanding performance to make the cadet world team makes him our FloWrestler of the Week.

Teemer's Results

Finals
Match 1: Teemer tf. Sammy Sasso, 12-2
Match 2: Teemer tf. Sammy Sasso, 12-1

Semifinals: Teemer tf. Kasper Mcintosh (Portage Wrestling Club), 11-0 2:14
Quarterfinals: Teemer tf. Fidel Mayora (Izzy Style Wrestling), 13-3 3:08
Round 3: Teemer tf. Luka Wick (TMWC), 10-0 0:55
Round 2: Teemer tf. Aaron Bahr (Team Wisconsin), 10-0 1:02
Round 1: Teemer dec. Alex Facundo (Team Donahoe), 10-2

Other FloWrestlers of the Week

Robbie Mathers, Sunkist Kids: What an impressive run to the title. Mathers took out two-time NCAA champ Dean Heil, who was the No. 1 seed, and then All-Americans Earl Hall and Tommy Thorn in the semis and finals, respectively, to win the title at 65kg. He was also named the OW of the university freestyle tournament.

Will Lewan, Izzy Style: What's better than making one world team? Making two world teams. And that is exactly what Lewan did. On day one, he battled his way to a spot on the Greco world team and then came back the next two days to make his way to the top of the podium in freestyle. And he plans to compete in both styles at the world championships.

Chance Marsteller, Dark Knights: He was just on another level. On his way back to the university finals, where he finished as a runner-up a year ago, Marsteller tech-falled his way to the top and was only scored on in two of his six matches.

Luke Welch, Boilermaker: Won the 57kg University National title with wins over Sean Russell and David Terao in the semis and finals.

Robert Howard, Bitetto Trained: Took out Brody Teske and Chris Cannon on the way to making the world team.