Mongolia is coming to Iowa next month with a World Cup roster that includes six World finalists. 

The Mongolian women’s freestyle team includes 2014 World champion and two-time World finalist Tserenchimed Sukhee, 2022 World silver medalist Otgonjargal Dolgorjav and Tokyo Olympic bronze medalist Bolortuya Bat Ochir, while the men’s team is led by 2022 heavyweight World silver medalist Lkhagvagerel Munkhtur. 

Munkhtur reached the World finals in September by knocking off three-time World champ Geno Petriasvhili of Georgia in the 125-kilogram semifinals. 

Men’s Freestyle 

57 kg — Zanabazar Zandanbud 

57 kg — Nasanbuyan Narmandakh

61 kg — Narankhuu Narmandakh 

61 kg — Munkh Erdene Altansuvd

65 kg — Tsogbadrakh Tseveensuren

65 kg — Tulga Tumur Ochir 

70 kg — Temuulen Enkhtuya 

70 kg — Khanburged Gankhuyag

74 kg — Suldkhuu Olonbayar 

74 kg — Sumiyabazar Zandanbud 

79 kg — Dulguun Altanzul 

79 kg — Batzul Damjin 

86 kg — Bat Erdene Byambasuren 

86 kg — Tsogtgerel Munkhbaatar 

92 kg — Gankhuyag Ganbaatar 

92 kg — Byambadorj Bat Erdene 

97 kg — Orgilokh Dagvadorj 

97 kg — Batzul Ulziisaikhan 

125 kg — Lkhagvagerel Munkhtur

125 kg — Batmagnai Enkhtuvshin

Women’s Freestyle 

50 kg — Otgonjargal Dolgorjav 

50 kg — Namuuntsetseg Tsogt Ochir 

53 kg — Bolortuya Bat Ochir 

53 kg — Khulan Batkhuyag 

55 kg — Otgonjargal Ganbaatar 

55 kg — Sumiya Erdenchimeg 

57 kg — Davaachimeg Erkhembayar 

57 kg — Erdenesuvd Bat Erdene 

59 kg — Khongorzul Boldsaikhan 

59 kg — Bolortuya Khurelkhuu 

62 kg — Tserenchimed Sukhee

62 kg — Bolortungalag Zorigt 

65 kg — Purevsuren Ulziisaikhan 

65 kg — Shoovdor Baatarjav 

68 kg — Delgermaa Enkhsaikhan 

68 kg — Urtnasan Gan Ochir 

72 kg — Davaanasan Enkh Amar 

72 kg — Sarnai Bayarbaatar 

76 kg — Ariunjargal Ganbat 

76 kg — Zagardulam Naigalsuren