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Team USA Olympic Wrestling Schedule

Mark your calendars, Team USA Wrestling takes the mat August 14.

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Wrestling is scheduled to compete on the final week of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. The 14-strong USA Olympic team looks to close out the Olympic Games strong for the nation, as our first boots touch the mat on Sunday, August 14, 2016. The three Olympic styles will be competed Greco-Roman, Women’s Freestyle, and Men’s Freestyle, respectively. Throughout the competition schedule, the wrestlers will compete in combinations of young talent and veteran experience on a given day, generally. The lone exception will be Haley Augello, who will have the whole of TeamUSA cheering her on as she competes first (and alone) for the Women’s Freestyle team.

NBC Olympic Wrestling Hub & Live-Stream

US Greco-Roman preview

US Women’s Freestyle preview

US Men’s Freestyle preview

(Ranks are based on UWW pre-Olympic rankings)

Day 1, 8/14: Greco-Roman 59KG, 75KG

World No. 19 Jesse Thielke, 24 years old, 2013 World Teamer (at 60KG), GR59KG


World No. 5 Andy Bisek, 29 years old, 2x-defending World Bronze medalist at GR75KG


Day 2, 8/15: Greco-Roman 85KG, 130KG

Ben Provisor, 26 years old, 2012 London Games Olympian at 74KG, GR85KG


Robby Smith, 29 years old, 2015 World 5th-place at GR130KG


Day 3, 8/16: Greco-Roman 66KG*, 98KG*

No USA competitors.


Day 4, 8/17: Women’s Freestyle 48KG, 58G*, 69KG*

World No. 17 Haley Augello, 21 years old, WFS48KG


Day 5, 8/18: Women’s Freestyle 53KG, 63KG, 75KG

World No. 1 (at 55KG) Helen Maroulis, 24 years old, 2012 55KG World Silver, 2014 World Bronze, 2015 World Gold, WFS53KG


World No. 14 (at 69KG) Elena Pirozhkova, 29 years old, 2010 63KG World Silver, 2011 World 5th, 2012 World Gold, 2012 Olympian, 2013 World Bronze, 2014 World Silver, WFS63KG



World No. 1 Adeline Gray, 25 years old, 2011 67KG World Bronze, 2012 World Gold, 2013 72KG World Bronze, 2014 75KG World Gold, 2015 World Gold, WFS75KG


Day 6, 8/19: Men’s Freestyle 57KG, 74KG

World No. 15 Daniel Dennis, 29 years old, MFS57KG


World No. 1 Jordan Burroughs, 28 years old, 2011 74KG World Gold, 2012 Olympic Champion, 2013 World Gold, 2014 World Bronze, 2015 World Gold, MFS74KG


Day 7, 8/20: Men’s Freestyle 86KG, 125KG

World No. 9 J’Den Cox, 21 years old, MFS86KG


World No. 14 Tervel Dlagnev, 30 years old, 2009 120KG World Bronze, 2011-2013 World/ Olympic 5th, 2014 125KG World Bronze, MFS125KG


Day 8, 8/21: Men’s Freestyle 65KG, 97KG

World No. 13 Frank Molinaro, 27 years old, MFS65KG


World No. 4 Kyle Snyder, 20 years old, 2015 97KG World Gold, MFS97KG


(Images used with permission. Tony Rotundo/WrestlersAreWarriors.com)


Catch-up on everything from the Olympic Trials through the Olympic Qualification Tournaments!

US Olympic Team Trials Results

The Qualified 9: Part 1 on Olympic-Weight Qualifications

1st World-Olympic Qualifier: Mongolia

2nd World-Olympic Qualifier: Turkey

That Which Is Deserved: Part 2 on Olympic-Weight Qualifications

2016 Men’s Freestyle World Cup

2016 Men’s Freestyle World Cup Gallery

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