The World Cup rosters are set for the United States. 

Fresh off leading the USA men’s freestyle team to a World team title in Belgrade, American all-time greats Jordan Burroughs and Kyle Snyder will try to help the United States conquer the world in the dual format. Burroughs and Snyder were key figures on the 2018 USA men’s freestyle team that collected the first men’s freestyle World Cup title for the United States since 2003. 

This time around, Burroughs and Snyder are part of a team that includes World silver medalist Yianni Diakomihalis and 2022 World Team members Seth Gross and Hayden Zillmer. 

For the first time since the event was introduced in 1973, the World Cup — held Dec. 10-11 in Coralville, Iowa — will showcase the top men’s and women’s freestyle teams competing alongside each other. 

The USA women’s freestyle team is headlined by reigning World champ Amit Elor, along with 2022 World medalists Kayla Miracle and Mallory Velte and 2019 World champion Jacarra Winchester. 

Men’s Freestyle 

57 kg — Zane Richards

57 kg — Nick Suriano

61 kg — Seth Gross 

61 kg — Daniel DeShazer 

65 kg — Yianni Diakomihalis 

65 kg — Evan Henderson 

70 kg — Alec Pantaleo 

70 kg — Tyler Berger 

74 kg — Jason Nolf 

74 kg — Vincenzo Joseph

79 kg — Jordan Burroughs 

79 kg — Chance Marsteller 

86 kg — Zahid Valencia 

86 kg — Mark Hall

92 kg — Nate Jackson 

92 kg — Jay Aiello

97 kg — Kyle Snyder

97 kg — Kollin Moore

125 kg — Hayden Zillmer

125 kg — Nick Gwiazdowski

Women’s Freestyle 

50 kg — Alyssa Lampe 

50 kg — Erin Golston 

53 kg — Felicity Taylor

53 kg — Ronna Gross

55 kg — Jacarra Winchester 

55 kg — Jenna Burkert 

57 kg — Alexandra Hedrick 

57 kg — Amanda Martinez 

59 kg — Lexie Basham 

59 kg — Michaela Beck 

62 kg — Kayla Miracle

62 kg — Jennifer Rogers  

65 kg — Mallory Velte 

68 kg — Sienna Ramirez  

68 kg — Solin Piearcy 

72 kg — Amit Elor 

72 kg — Skylar Grote

76 kg — Dymond Guilford 

76 kg — Yelena Makoyed