Cody Pfau had an entire season of dominance and it all was on full display as she mowed down the field at the Women’s National Championships.
Pfau pinned her way through the tournament with five straight falls. Four of here five bouts ended in the first period. Her final was the only match that crossed the 2-minute mark as she got the fall over Breonah Neal of King University in 4:35. Her dominant performance didn’t just earn her the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament award, but she was also named the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the Year.
Because of her incredible performance, Cody Pfau is our FloWrestler of the Week presented by Cliff Keen.
Kevin Jack, NC State: Jack had a tough week as he and the Wolfpack hosted Virginia Tech and Missouri, but he passed the test as he defeated #8-Solomon Chishko and #5-Matt Manley.
Natalia Hinojo, Oklahoma City: Only gave up three points and recorded a 21-second fall in the finals to claim the 130-pound WCWA title.
Kyle Springer, EMU: Defeated #14-Chris Mecate 11-4 to aid in Eastern Michigan’s 19-12 win over ODU.
Mallory Velte, Simon Fraser: Went unscored upon with a fall in 1:49 followed by four straight 10-0 technical falls to win the 143-pound WCWA title.
Nick Gwiazdowski, NC State: Defeated previously unbeaten Ty Walz on Friday, then got the match-clinching 17-1 first period tech. fall to seal the victory for the Wolfpack over Missouri.
Pfau pinned her way through the tournament with five straight falls. Four of here five bouts ended in the first period. Her final was the only match that crossed the 2-minute mark as she got the fall over Breonah Neal of King University in 4:35. Her dominant performance didn’t just earn her the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament award, but she was also named the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the Year.
Because of her incredible performance, Cody Pfau is our FloWrestler of the Week presented by Cliff Keen.
Other FloWrestler of the Week Nominees:
Kevin Jack, NC State: Jack had a tough week as he and the Wolfpack hosted Virginia Tech and Missouri, but he passed the test as he defeated #8-Solomon Chishko and #5-Matt Manley.
Natalia Hinojo, Oklahoma City: Only gave up three points and recorded a 21-second fall in the finals to claim the 130-pound WCWA title.
Kyle Springer, EMU: Defeated #14-Chris Mecate 11-4 to aid in Eastern Michigan’s 19-12 win over ODU.
Mallory Velte, Simon Fraser: Went unscored upon with a fall in 1:49 followed by four straight 10-0 technical falls to win the 143-pound WCWA title.
Nick Gwiazdowski, NC State: Defeated previously unbeaten Ty Walz on Friday, then got the match-clinching 17-1 first period tech. fall to seal the victory for the Wolfpack over Missouri.