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Texas Recap: 2024 NHSCA Nationals – Virginia Beach Day 1

The National High School Coaches Association hosts one of the nation’s toughest and final folkstyle wrestling tournaments, featuring teams from across the United States. With over 100 wrestlers from Texas competing for All-American status, the tournament kicked off with intense competition. Here’s a recap of Day 1’s action.

Freshman Division

Early in the morning, Hector Ortiz set the pace in the freshman 106lb division with two exciting wins before stumbling in the round of 32. He aims to regain momentum on Day 2.

Cayden Rios, competing in the 132lb weight class, had an outstanding day, going 4-0 and securing a spot in the quarterfinals.

Jaxon Russell, at 126lbs, finished the day with a 3-1 record, falling in the round of 16 in a highly competitive bracket.

Steel Meyers and Sean Perez Jr., competing at 145lbs, both advanced to the quarterfinals, showcasing their skills and determination.

Sophomore Division

Texas boasted 9 wrestlers still in contention after Day 1 in the sophomore division, with three on the top side and six on the bottom of the bracket.

Andrew Huerta made an impressive run to the quarterfinals, defeating the 2 seed early in the tournament.

Jair ‘yahyah Jackson-Bey and Will Deutschlander both reached the quarterfinals….

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