WNO Golden Tickets Earned On Fargo Stage
WNO Golden Tickets Earned On Fargo Stage
Three of the best high schoolers in the country earned a golden ticket invite to wrestle at Who's #1.
For the last few years, the bright lights of Fargo have eliminated some big-time performances that earned someone a title and an invite to Who’s #1.
This year proved to be another one of those occasions as three of the best high schoolers in the country earned their shot at the top spot in the country. Two of them—Macey Kilty and Jordan Decatur—will each be making their second appearance in the Snakepit. Meanwhile, Carson Kharchla is making his first after a golden ticket-earning performance.
These three really proved their worth on the Fargo stage. Let’s take an even deeper look at how these three showed out to earn a spot at this year’s WNO.
Macey Kilty
No points given up. No second periods needed. She claimed scoreless techs over each opponent totaling a combined score of 53-0.
Round 1: 10-0 tf. Kendra Cheers (NY), 1:38.
Round 2: 10-0 tf. Madison Ellis (AK), 1:09.
Quarters: 12-0 tf. Alexis Bernal (IN), 1:10.
Semis: 10-0 tf. Lena Flanagan (WA), 2:00.
Finals: Kilty wastes no time teching Kaylynn Albrecht to win another title.
Carson Kharchla
He impressively took out two guys who at one point had the top ranking in their weight class en route to winning the title.
Round 1: 10-0 tf. Vincent Baker (GA), 0:47.
Round 2: 10-0 tf. Caden Wright (PA), 0:38.
Round 3: 10-0 tf. Parker Keckeisen (WI), 1:18.
Quarters: 11-0 tf. Ben Sarasin (IA), 1:00.
Semis: 7-4 dec. Travis Wittlake (OR).
Finals: Kharchla techs Dustin Plott quickly to cap an outstanding title run.
Jordan Decatur
It started out dominantly and ended with a wild ride, but Decatur got the job done to claim another title and spot at WNO.
Round 1: 10-0 tf. Cade Balestrini (PA), 1:28.
Round 2: 10-0 tf. Benny Martinez (CA), 0:41.
Round 3: 10-0 tf. Joseph Pins (IA), 0:39.
Round 4: 12-2 tf. Michael Gunther (IL), 1:59.
Quarters: 12-2 tf. Jake Gliva (MN), 2:00.
Semis: 17-16 dec. Jackson Henson (PA).
Finals: Lovett is crafty, but Decatur stays one step ahead.
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