Two of everything is always better, isn't it?

At least that's how it was for Macey Kilty in Fargo, North Dakota. The cadet world medalist completely obliterated the field in the cadet tournament in impressive fashion on her way to the winning the 127-pound cadet title. Kilty shut out every single one of her opponents, scoring 47 total points which included three technical falls and two pins. Her performance earned her the Outstanding Wrestler (OW) honor.

But she was far from being done.

She followed up her dominant performance with another one in the junior tournament to win the title at the same weight, along with winning her second OW award of the tournament. Kilty defeated last year's champion Brenda Reyna in the semifinals en route to her junior title, and then took out two-time cadet world finalist and one-time champion Ronna Heaton in the finals. Her run to the junior title started the same way her cadet run ended: flawlessly. It wasn't until the quarterfinal match that she gave up her first point of the weekend. But it didn't matter and, ultimately, Kilty went on to finish at the top once again.

Kilty won both 127-pound titles and both OW awards. She was the definition of dominance, and that is why she is the FloWrestler of the Week.

Watch Macey Kilty defeat Ronna Heaton in the junior women's freestyle finals.

FloWrestler of the Week Nominees:

As you can see from Kilty's results above, it was a pretty incredible weekend of wrestling with plenty of athletes performing well on the big stage in the Fargo Dome. The following wrestlers claimed two titles on the weekend: Braxton Amos (West Virginia) in cadet Greco won an OW award; Carson Manville (Minnesota) in cadet freestyle also won an OW; Emily Shilson (Minnesota); Carter Starocci (Pennsylvania); Dylan Ragusin (Illinois); Jacob Warner (Illinois); Anthony Cassioppi (Illinois) won triple crown and junior Greco OW; Ashton Sharp (Missouri) won triple crown; and Aaron Brooks (Maryland).

Also of note, Patrick Mckee (Minnesota) and Anthony Artalona (Florida) won the toughest two junior Freestyle weight classes at 120 and 145, respectively. And Gracie Figueroa (California) claimed another title with a flawless championship run where she didn't give up a single point to outscore her opponents 53-0. In the finals she got the fall in 2:28 when she went straight feet-to-back; had she not finished with a fall she would have gotten the 10-0 tech fall. Lastly, Jayden Laurent (Wisconsin) was untouchable as she claimed the 144-pound stop sign. She gave up just one-point on her way to the top.

Note: David Carr was the junior freestyle OW.