Mantanona, a Palm Desert sophomore from California, is the 2021 Cadet World Team member at 60 kg.

A native of Belleville Michigan, Davis won the 2021 Junior Freestyle nationals in Fargo to take home his second stop sign. Davis has been competing since a youth in 2011 with his first big title coming at the MYWAY state championships. Davis won his first high school state title in 2020 and was a repeat champion in Michigan in 2021.

A native of Park Forest, Illinois, Bailey won a junior freestyle crown at 132 pounds in Fargo in the summer of 2021. Bailey has been a presence since his days as a youth winning an IKWF state title in 2017 and following that up with a USAW folkstyle national title. Bailey closed out his youth career with a title at the NUWAY nationals and opened up his high school career with a fifth place finish at the Walsh Ironman tournament in 2019. Bailey finished the year with an Illinois state title in 2A at 120 pounds.

A native of Wantage, New Jersey, the High Point product was a runner up at the Fargo junior freestyle nationals in the summer of 2021. Soldano has been posting top results going back to his time on the youth circuit. Soldano won the Liberty Nationals America crown in both 12U and 14U. Soldano also fared well on the freestyle and greco scene taking second in greco and first in freestyle at the 2017 Phil Portuese NE Regional. Soldano finished third at the Grand River Rumble that same year before making his high school debut in the 2018-2019 season.

A native of Iowa City, Iowa, Kueter was a runner up at the Fargo junior freestyle nationals in the summer of 2021. Kueter has won at just about every level he has competed at to date. As a youth, Kueter won titles at tournaments such as Winter nationals, the Iowa youth super regional #4, and the Iowa AAU kids state championship. Kueters success showed at the middle school level as well with titles at tournaments such as the Iowa junior high state tournament, and the Iowa/USA state championship.

Angelo Ferrari is one of the top prospects in the class of 2024. He has competed in New Jersey, Oklahoma, and Texas during his youth and high school careers and is a competitor in 2022 Who's Number One.