Women's freestyle action has begun at the 2023 U20 World Championships. Here's every result from Team USA along with links to all the archives.

Men's freestyle competition concludes on Wednesday, August 16. Team USA's results from that division are available here.

50 kg - Audrey Jimenez 3-1 (silver medalist)

Between two techs, Audrey Jimenez won an incredible battle against Miruko of Sakane of Japan in the quarterfinals. Jimenez's offense and incredible pace helped her punch her ticket to the U20 World finals, but she was defeated in the gold medal match by Yanrong Li of China.

R16 - Audrey Jimenez (United States) VSU1 Zerda Demir (Turkiye), 16-6 5:35

Quarterfinal - Audrey Jimenez (United States) VPO1 Miruko Sakane (Japan), 4-2

Semifinal - Audrey Jimenez (United States) VSU1 Reka Hegedus (Slovakia), 12-2 1:05

Gold - Yanrong Li (China) VFA Audrey Jimenez (United States), 8-0 2:29

53 kg - Katie Gomez 2-2 (5th place)

After two dominant victories, Katie Gomez fell by fall against Marlia Yefremova of Ukraine in the semifinals. She'll compete for bronze tomorrow.

R16 - Katie Gomez (United States) VSU Carla Jaume soler (Spain), 10-0 3:56

Quarterfinal - Katie Gomez (United States) VSU Altyn Shagayeva (Kazakhstan), 10-0 2:20

Semifinal - Mariia Yefremova (Ukraine) VFA Katie Gomez (United States), 2-0 1:11

Bronze - Gultakin Shirinova (Azerbaijan) VPO1 Katie Gomez (United States), 9-4

55 kg - Amani Jones 3-1 (bronze medalist)

After winning her first bout by tech, Amani Jones lost in the quarterfinals to Aryna Martynava, an Individual Neutral Athlete. She defeated Kurbanbaeva of Uzbekistan in repechage for a shot at Albina Rillia of Ukraine in the bronze medal match.

R16 - Amani Jones (United States) VSU1 Lina Nita (Moldova), 11-1 4:19

Quarterfinal - Aryna Martynava (Individual Neutral Athlete) VSU Amani Jones (United States) 10-0

Repechage - Amani Jones (United States) VPO1 Aysanem Kurbanbaeva (Uzbekistan), 7-4

Bronze - Amani Jones (United States) VPO1 Albina Rillia (Ukraine), 5-5

57 kg - Cristelle Rodriguez 0-1 (eliminated)

Rodriguez fell 8-4 in her first round contest against Volha Hardzei, an Individual Neutral Athlete. Hardzei lost the following round which eliminated Rodriguez from comepetition.

R16 - Volha Hardzei (Individual Neutral Athletes) VPO1 Cristelle Rodriguez (United States), 8-4

59 kg - Alexis Janiak 3-1 (bronze medalist)

Alexis Janiak cruised to the semifinals with a tech and a fall. She was in a position to win her semifinal, and even after time had expired in the match, she held a lead on criteria. A last-ditch-effort challenge by Italy's corner somehow resulted in a fleeing call that cost Janiak the match. She won a bronze medal in dominant fashion today against Elena Kurova, an Individual Neutral Athlete.

R16 - Alexis Janiak (United States) VSU Jovana Radivojevic (Serbia), 10-0 2:12

Quarterfinal - Alexis Janiak (United States) VFA Annatina Lippuner (Switzerland), 4-0 1:56

Semifinal - Aurora Russo (Italy) VPO1 Alexis Janiak (United States), 9-8

Bronze.- Alexis Janiak (United States) VSU Elena Kurova (Individual Neutral Athletes), 11-0 2:36

62 kg - Adaugo Nwachukwu 1-1 (eliminated)

Nwachukwo won her first bout in dominant fashion and was on pace to win in the quarterfinals until she gave up 7 straight points in the last minute of her match. She was eliminated with Jimenez of Mexico lost in the semifinals.

R16 - Adaugo Nwachukwu (United States) VSU1 Ana Cretu (Moldova), 12-2 4:00

Quarterfinal - Melanie Jimenez villalba (Mexico) VPO1 Adaugo Nwachukwu (United States), 9-7

65 kg - Madeline Kubicki 0-1 (eliminated)

Kubicki dropped her opening bout to Kseniya Tsiarenia, an Individual Neutral Athlete. She was eliminated when Tsiarenia was defeated in the quarterfinals.

R16 - Kseniya Tsiarenia (Individual Neutral Athletes) VFA Madeline Kubicki (United States), 6-0 4:00

68 kg - Isabella Mir 1-2 (5th place)

Iowa freshman Isabella Mir won her first match 12-8 but fell in the quarterfinals to Hoshino of Japan. Hoshino's semifinal victory pulled Mir into repechage. She beat Jaworska of Poland to earn a bronze medal match against Shauchuk, an Individual Neutral Athlete but lost 8-1 in her medal match.

R16 - Isabella Mir (United States) VPO1 Manola Skobelska (Ukraine), 12-8

Quarterfinal - Ray Hoshino (Japan) VSU1 Isabella Mir (United States), 12-1 5:30

Bronze - Alina Shauchuk (Individual Neutral Athletes) VPO1 Isabella Mir (United States), 8-1

72 kg - Amit Elor 3-0 (gold medalist)

Amit Elor has been dominant in her three matches at the U20 World Championships. She looks to add another gold medal to her trophy case.

R16 - Amit Elor (United States) VSU Shamshiyabanu Tastanbek (Kazakhstan), 10-0 0:29

Quarterfinal - Amit Elor (United States) VFA Patrycja Cuber (Poland), 5-0 1:40

Semifinal - Amit Elor (United States) VSU Yuka Fujikura (Japan), 10-0 4:30

Gold - Amit Elor (United States) VSU Bukrenaz Sert (Turkiye), 11-0 1:46

76 kg - Kennedy Blades 3-1 (bronze medalist)

Blades won her first two bouts at U20 Worlds but fell by tech in the semifinals to Priya of India. She will won a bronze medal in her second day of competition. 

R16 - Kennedy Blades (United States) VSU Mariia Zenkina (Ukraine), 10-0 0:49

Quarterfinal - Kennedy Blades (United States) VPO1 Ayano Moro (Japan), 4-3

Semifinal - Priya Priya (India) VSU Kennedy Blades (United States), 10-0 2:42

Bronze - Kennedy Blades (United States) VPO1 Mariia Silina (Individual Neutral Athletes), 6-2