The Cadet World Championships came to a close a day early for the United States.

Fargo has had no shortage of outstanding matches. Before action resumes, get caught up on some of the best matches from a record-setting tournament.

The United States entered the final day of women’s freestyle competition at the Cadet World Championships with a stack of prizes — three golds, a bronze and a team title trophy — well within their grasp.

Gabe Dean is back home and thriving.

Not many outside of Texas knew who Jasmine Robinson was. They know now. The soon-to-be-sophomore doubled up at Fargo this year, winning both the 16U and Junior divisions, adding the OW in both divisions to boot.“I worked hard every day,” the rising star said. “Just keep pushing, keep going. I wanted this when I started wrestling three years ago.”

The U.S. women went 6-0 Thursday during the second session of the Cadet World Championships, led by Amit Elor’s dominating run to the finals. Elor won 10-0 and by fall during her two matches.

Of course, no college teams actually compete at Fargo. But armed with our recruiting knowledge and a set of complete men's freestyle results from Fargo, courtesy of FloArena, we can see how many points each school earned by their committed wrestlers.

The extra workouts day after day are all part of the process that enables Bo Bassett to wrestle with relentless pressure and a breakneck pace.