Recap: 2024 AAU Wrestling National Duals
04/09/2024
A double header of events this past weekend saw Wrestlers from all over coming to battle on the mats.
AAU Elementary School Duals
Dates: April 5-7
Location: Kingsport, Tennessee
Tournament Home | Results
AAU Middle School & Freshman/Sophomore Duals
Dates: April 5-7
Location: West Des Moines, Iowa
Middle School Results | Freshman/Sophomore Results
Kingsport, Tenn. & Des Moines, Iowa (April 9, 2024) – A double header of events this past weekend saw Wrestlers from all over coming to battle on the mats. The AAU Elementary Schools Duals took place in Kingsport, Tennessee while the Middle School & Freshman/Sophomore Duals took place in West Des Moines, Iowa. A total of forty-nine (49) teams total across the three school divisions stepped on the mat, with only a few being able to walk home with an AAU Championship.
MeadowView Marriott Convention Center continued to play host for the AAU Elementary School Duals on April 5-7. Eleven (11) total teams from 6 different states participated this past weekend. The states represented were Iowa, Tennessee, Missouri, Nebraska, Georgia, and Maryland. With 19 different weight classes ranging from 40 pounds to 220 pounds, we saw a variety of athletes wrestling for their chance to win. To close out the weekend, Iowa took on Tennessee Black in the championship matchup. Iowa finished 10-0 to take down Tennessee Black 54-47 in the finals to capture their AAU Championship.
The freshman/sophomore teams were also spending their weekend fighting for a championship on the mats. Eighteen (18) teams gathered to fight for their chance to take home and AAU National Title. Seven different states were represented, Iowa, North Dakota, Indiana, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Tennessee. Fifteen weights ranging from 98 pounds to 285 were represented by each team. After the completion of pool play eight teams remained left standing, after earning their right to fight for a National Championship. Indiana Outlaws Black came out on top in the championship match up over the South Dakota Storm by a score of 39-28. The Outlaws scored a total of 485 during their championship run.
Thank you to everyone who participated over the weekend. There were so many incredible athletes and some very memorable moments. We are incredibly proud to see all the accomplishments that are being made.
You can always keep up with all the action on social media. Follow the AAU Wrestling action on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Tag us in all your pictures from the weekend! To see more upcoming events, visit aauwrestling.net.
Dates: April 5-7
Location: Kingsport, Tennessee
Tournament Home | Results
AAU Middle School & Freshman/Sophomore Duals
Dates: April 5-7
Location: West Des Moines, Iowa
Middle School Results | Freshman/Sophomore Results
Kingsport, Tenn. & Des Moines, Iowa (April 9, 2024) – A double header of events this past weekend saw Wrestlers from all over coming to battle on the mats. The AAU Elementary Schools Duals took place in Kingsport, Tennessee while the Middle School & Freshman/Sophomore Duals took place in West Des Moines, Iowa. A total of forty-nine (49) teams total across the three school divisions stepped on the mat, with only a few being able to walk home with an AAU Championship.
MeadowView Marriott Convention Center continued to play host for the AAU Elementary School Duals on April 5-7. Eleven (11) total teams from 6 different states participated this past weekend. The states represented were Iowa, Tennessee, Missouri, Nebraska, Georgia, and Maryland. With 19 different weight classes ranging from 40 pounds to 220 pounds, we saw a variety of athletes wrestling for their chance to win. To close out the weekend, Iowa took on Tennessee Black in the championship matchup. Iowa finished 10-0 to take down Tennessee Black 54-47 in the finals to capture their AAU Championship.
HyVee Hall at the Iowa Events Center in West Des Moines, Iowa was the home for the AAU Middle School & Freshman/Sophomore Duals. The 2024 AAU Lee Pamulak Middle School National Duals featured twenty (20) teams. Each team had wrestlers in 20 different weight classes, starting with 75 pounds and going up to 250 pounds, after the completion of pool play our gold bracket was set with 8 teams earning their spot. Ultimately it was Tennessee Black who took home the AAU Middle Schools National duals title with a 45-39 win over Montana Gold in the finals. Tennessee Black went undefeated throughout the tournament by outscoring their opponents 524-85.
The freshman/sophomore teams were also spending their weekend fighting for a championship on the mats. Eighteen (18) teams gathered to fight for their chance to take home and AAU National Title. Seven different states were represented, Iowa, North Dakota, Indiana, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Tennessee. Fifteen weights ranging from 98 pounds to 285 were represented by each team. After the completion of pool play eight teams remained left standing, after earning their right to fight for a National Championship. Indiana Outlaws Black came out on top in the championship match up over the South Dakota Storm by a score of 39-28. The Outlaws scored a total of 485 during their championship run.
Thank you to everyone who participated over the weekend. There were so many incredible athletes and some very memorable moments. We are incredibly proud to see all the accomplishments that are being made.
You can always keep up with all the action on social media. Follow the AAU Wrestling action on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Tag us in all your pictures from the weekend! To see more upcoming events, visit aauwrestling.net.
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