Army WCAP Women Wrestlers Help Team USA Capture World Title
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“Army Spc. Adaugo Nwachukwu flexes after beating Japan's Nonoka Ozaki 12-11 to win her first women's freestyle wrestling senior world title at 62 kg during the United World Wrestling Senior World Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan, Oct. 29, 2026.”
“Two women's freestyle wrestlers from the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program embodied readiness and resiliency by helping Team USA secure its first world title since 1999 during the United World Wrestling Senior World Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan, Oct. 24-Nov. 1.”
“its first world title since 1999”
“Their performances allowed Team USA to edge powerhouse Japan, 137-135.”
“Army Spc. Adaugo Nwachukwu became the first WCAP soldier-athlete to win a world championship since 2005”
“a 12-11 thriller at 62 kg against two-time world champion and 2024 Olympic bronze medalist Nonoka Ozaki of Japan, Oct. 29.”
“Army Sgt. Abby Nette dropped an 8-6 heartbreaker to India's Manisha Bhanwala to earn a silver medal at 59 kg.”
“Nwachukwu and Nette are the first women's freestyle wrestlers in Army WCAP history to win medals in the same world championships.”
“Nwachukwu beat Bulgaria's Bilyana Dudova, ranked second in the world, 5-2 to punch her ticket to her first senior world final.”
“Nwachukwu, the third seed, opened her tournament with two straight victories by technical superiority — a margin greater than 10 points — against Turkey's Sevim Akbas and Sweden's Sara Lindborg.”
“Nwachukwu, who earned a silver medal earlier in October during the Under-23 World Championships in Las Vegas”
“She opened with a pin over Burundi's Gloria Niyonkuru, edged Russia's Svetlana Lipatova 7-6, and pinned Ukraine's Mariia Vynnyk, ranked No. 1 in the world, in the semifinals.”
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