Nathan Tomasello

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Nathan Tomasello
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Nathan Tomasello in June 2018
Personal information
Full nameNathan Khalid Tomasello
National teamAmerican
Born (1994-05-01) May 1, 1994 (age 30)
Parma, Ohio, U.S.
Height1.52 m (5 ft 0 in)
Weight125 lb (57 kg)
Sport
CountryUnited States
Sport Wrestling
Event(s) Freestyle and Folkstyle
College team Ohio State
ClubTitan Mercury WC
Oklahoma RTC
Coached by Sam Hazewinkel
Medal record
Men's freestyle wrestling
Representing the Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
US National Championships
Silver medal icon (S initial).svg 2019 Fort Worth (SN) 57 kg
Bronze medal icon (B initial).svg 2017 Las Vegas 57 kg
Collegiate Wrestling
Representing the Ohio State Buckeyes
NCAA Division I Championships
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2015 St. Louis 125 lb
Bronze medal icon (B initial).svg 2016 New York 125 lb
Bronze medal icon (B initial).svg 2017 St. Louis 133 lb
Bronze medal icon (B initial).svg 2018 Cleveland 125 lb
Big Ten Championships
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2015 Columbus 125 lb
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2016 Iowa City 125 lb
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2017 Indiana 133 lb
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 East Lansing 125 lb

Nathan Khalid Tomasello (born May 1, 1994) is an American freestyle and graduated folkstyle wrestler who competes at 57 kilograms. [1] In freestyle, Tomasello has medaled at multiple national and international competitions, most notably the Alexander Medved Prizes, Bill Farrell Memorial, and US Nationals. [1] In college, he was an NCAA champion in 2015, a four–time Big Ten Conference champion, and a four–time All–American for the Ohio State Buckeyes. [2]

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Folkstyle career

High school

As a high schooler, Tomasello was a four–time Ohio (OHSAA) state champion in Division II out of the Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy. He graduated with an undefeated record of 51 wins and no losses as a senior and 178 wins with 5 losses overall. [3] Tomasello was then recruited by the Ohio State University. [3]

College

During his first collegiate season (2013–14), Tomasello was redshirted and compiled an undefeated 19–0 record competing in open tournaments. [4] As a freshman, Tomasello claimed the NCAA and Big Ten Conference titles after a highly successful regular season, ending his season with a 33–4 record. [5] [6] As a sophomore and a junior, Tomasello remained undefeated throughout both regular seasons, claimed the B1G titles, but both times lost in the semifinals of the national tournaments and came back for third, becoming a three–time All–American. [7] [8] [9] In his final year, his only loss during regular season was to freshman phenom from Iowa Spencer Lee, a multiple–time age–group freestyle World Champion, and would go on to compile a 7–1 record during this time frame. [10] [11] After becoming a four–time B1G champion, at his last NCAAs, Tomasello was once again knocked off on the semifinals, coming back to place third, giving an end to an outstanding career. [12]

Freestyle career

2014–2017

During his first years competing in the senior freestyle level (2014–2016), Tomasello racked up experience from the US Nationals and the US Olympic Team Trials. [13] [14]

Throughout 2017, Tomasello claimed the Ion Corneanu Memorial International, placed third at the US Open and the US World Team Trials and second at the US U23 World Team Trials, and Alexandr Medved Prizes. [15] [16] [17]

2019–2021

After not competing in 2018, Thomasello placed sixth at the 2019 US Open and second at the Bill Farrell Memorial as well as the US Senior Nationals, qualifying for the 2020 US Olympic Team Trials with the latter result. [18] [19] In 2020, Thomasello only got to compete once due to the COVID-19 pandemic, placing second at the Cerro Pelado International. [20]

After more than a year of inactiveness, Tomasello competed at the rescheduled US Olympic Team Trials in April 1–3, 2021 as the seventh seed, in an attempt to represent the United States at the 2020 Summer Olympics. [21] After losing first round to US National Champion Vito Arujau, he bounced back with two straight victories to place third. [22]

Tomasello then registered to compete at the prestigious 2021 Poland Open in early June, and moved from 57 to 61 kg on a days notice. [23] Tomasello ultimately went 0–3, suffering dominant losses. [24]

Tomasello came back in big fashion 2021 US World Team Trials from September 11 to 12, intending to represent the country at the World Championships at 61 kilograms. [25] He scored brilliant upsets over 2019 NCAA champion Nick Suriano and returning World medalist Joe Colon to make his way to the best-of-three finale, where he faced Pan American Games gold medalist Daton Fix. [26] He was dropped in two straight matches, placing second at the tournament. [27]

Freestyle record

Senior Freestyle Matches
Res.RecordOpponentScoreDateEventLocation
2021 US World Team Trials Silver medal icon.svg at 61 kg
Loss52–24 Flag of the United States.svg Daton Fix 0–7September 12, 2021 2021 US World Team Trials Flag of the United States.svg Lincoln, Nebraska
Loss52–23 Flag of the United States.svg Daton Fix 3–8
Win52–22 Flag of the United States.svg Joe ColonTF 15–2September 11, 2021
Win51–22 Flag of the United States.svg Nick Suriano 3–0
Win50–22 Flag of the United States.svg Daniel DeshazerTF 11–1
2021 Poland Open DNP at 61 kg
Loss49–22 Flag of India.svg Ravi Kumar Dahiya 5–9June 9, 2021 2021 Poland Open

Flag of Poland.svg Warsaw, Poland

Loss49–21 Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Gulomjon Abdullaev TF 1–12
Loss49–20 Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Adlan AskarovTF 0–14
2020 US Olympic Team Trials Bronze medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Win49–19 Flag of the United States.svg Zane Richards12–6April 2–3, 2021 2020 US Olympic Team Trials Flag of the United States.svg Fort Worth, Texas
Win48–18 Flag of the United States.svg Sean Russell13–6
Loss47–18 Flag of the United States.svg Vito Arujau 2–3
2020 Cerro Pelado Silver medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Loss47-17 Flag of Cuba.svg Reineri Andreu 1-3February 9–17, 20202020 Granma y Cerro Pelado International Open

Flag of Cuba.svg Havana, Cuba

Win47-16 Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Nodirjon Safarov7-0
Win46-16 Flag of Cuba.svg Santiago HernandezTF 12-2
2019 US Nationals Silver medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Loss45-16 Flag of the United States.svg Spencer Lee 2-8December 22, 20192019 US Nationals - US Olympic Trials Qualifier

Flag of the United States.svg Ford Worth, Texas

Win45-15 Flag of the United States.svg Nahshon Garrett TF 13-2
Win44-15 Flag of the United States.svg Frank PerelliTF 10-0
Win43-15 Flag of the United States.svg Gabriel TownsellTF 13-2
Win42-15 Flag of the United States.svg Daniel DeShazer9-2
2019 Bill Farrell Memorial Silver medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Loss41-15 Flag of the United States.svg Seth GrossTF 1-11November 16, 20192019 Bill Farrell Memorial International Open

Flag of the United States.svg New York, New York

Win41-14 Flag of the United States.svg Zane Richards8-6
Win40-14 Flag of the United States.svg Sean Russell9-5
Win39-14 Flag of Ecuador.svg Guesseppe ReaTF 11-0
Win38-14 Flag of Honduras.svg Brandon Escobar TF 10-0
2019 US Open 6th at 57 kg
Loss37-14 Flag of the United States.svg Thomas Gilman DQApril 28, 20192019 US Open Wrestling Championships

Flag of the United States.svg Las Vegas, Nevada

Win37-13 Flag of the United States.svg Frank PerrelliTF 10-0
Win36-13 Flag of the United States.svg Eddie KlimaraTF 12-1
Win35-13 Flag of the United States.svg Skyler PetryTF 12-2
2017 US U23 World Team Trials Silver medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Loss34-13 Flag of the United States.svg Daton Fix 4-7October 8, 20172017 US U23 World Team Trials

Flag of the United States.svg Rochester, Minnesota

Loss34-12 Flag of the United States.svg Daton Fix 7-8
Win34-11 Flag of the United States.svg Timothy LambertTF 10-02017 US U23 World Team Trials Challenge Tournament
Win33-11 Flag of the United States.svg Gage CurryTF 12-1
2017 Alexander Medved Prizes Silver medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Loss32-11 Flag of Russia.svg Nikolai Okhlopkov1-5September 16, 20172017 Alexander Medved Prizes Memorial International

Flag of Belarus.svg Minsk, Belarus

Win32-10 Flag of Russia.svg Michail Ivanov6-1
Win31-10 Flag of Ukraine.svg Armen ArakelianTF 10-0
Win30-10 Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Azamat ToibekTF 13-2
2017 Ion Corneanu Memorial Gold medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Win29-10 Flag of Russia.svg Nikolai Okhlopkov8-1June 23, 20172017 Ion Corneanu & Ladislau Simon Memorial

Flag of Romania.svg Bucharest, Romania

Win28-10 Flag of Romania.svg Ivan Guidea 11-5
Win27-10 Flag of Moldova.svg Ivan ZamfirovTF 12-2
2017 US World Team Trials Challenge Silver medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Win26-10 Flag of the United States.svg Tyler Graff6-2June 10, 20172017 US World Team Trials Challenge Tournament

Flag of the United States.svg Lincoln, Nebraska

Loss25-10 Flag of the United States.svg Thomas Gilman 2-6
Win25-9 Flag of the United States.svg Alan Waters8-5
Win24-9 Flag of the United States.svg Frank Perrelli7-3
2017 US Open Bronze medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Win23-9 Flag of the United States.svg Frank Perrelli9-7April 28, 20172017 US Open Wrestling Championships

Flag of the United States.svg Las Vegas, Nevada

Win22-9 Flag of the United States.svg Zach Sanders6-4
Loss21-9 Flag of the United States.svg Tony Ramos 2-2
Win21-8 Flag of the United States.svg Nico Megaludis5-4
Win20-8 Flag of the United States.svg Paul KonrathTF 10-0
Win19-8 Flag of the United States.svg Sean DonnellyTF 10-0
2016 US Olympic Team Trials Challenge at 57 kg
Loss18-8 Flag of the United States.svg Alan Waters0-6April 9, 20162016 US Olympic Team Trials Challenge Tournament

Flag of the United States.svg Iowa City, Iowa

Win18-7 Flag of the United States.svg Angel Escobedo Injury
Loss17-7 Flag of the United States.svg Tyler GraffTF 0-10
Win17-6 Flag of the United States.svg Nico Megaludis4-3
2015 US Nationals 5th at 57 kg
Win16-6 Flag of the United States.svg Joe ColonInjuryDecember 18, 20152015 US Senior National Wrestling Championships

Flag of the United States.svg Las Vegas, Nevada

Loss15-6 Flag of the United States.svg Coleman Scott TF 0-10
Win15-5 Flag of the United States.svg Ali Naser3-1
Win14-5 Flag of Serbia.svg Stevan Mićić 4-2
Loss13-5 Flag of the United States.svg Joe ColonFall
Win13-4 Flag of the United States.svg Dan MitcheffTF 10-0
Win12-4 Flag of the United States.svg Rene RuizTF 10-0
2015 Bill Farrell Memorial at 57 kg
Loss11-4 Flag of the United States.svg Ali Naser6-6November 7, 20152015 Bill Farrell Memorial International

Flag of the United States.svg New York, New York

Win11-3 Flag of the United States.svg Obenson Blanc 4-3
Win10-3 Flag of the United States.svg Nick Simmons 5-3
Loss9-3 Flag of the United States.svg Daniel Dennis 2-5
Win9-2 Flag of the United States.svg Bradley Pataky9-1
Win8-2 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Michael ArciagaTF 10-0
2015 ASICS US Senior Nationals at 57 kg
Loss7-2 Flag of the United States.svg Matt McDonough 4-6June 7, 20152015 ASICS USA Wrestling National Championships

Flag of the United States.svg Las Vegas, Nevada

Win7-1 Flag of the United States.svg Frank Perrelli9-1
Win6-1 Flag of the United States.svg Brad Pataky10-5
Win5-1 Flag of the United States.svg Devane DodgensTF 10-0
Loss4-1 Flag of the United States.svg Tyler GraffFall
2014 Northeast Regional Gold medal icon.svg at 57 kg
Win4-0 Flag of the United States.svg Ben WillefordTF 10-0May 4, 20142014 Phil Portuese NE Regional

Flag of the United States.svg East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Win3-0 Flag of the United States.svg Steven MytychTF 11-0
Win2-0 Flag of the United States.svg Tanner ShoapTF 13-2
Win1-0 Flag of the United States.svg Joshjos AntoineTF 11-0

NCAA record

NCAA Division I Record
Res.RecordOpponentScoreDateEvent
End of 2017-2018 Season (senior year)
2018 NCAA Championships Bronze medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win100-8Ethan LizakSV-1 8-6March 17, 2018 2018 NCAA Division I National Championships
Win99-8Sebastian RiveraFall
Loss98-8 Spencer Lee Fall
Win98-7Taylor LaMontMD 12-4
Win97-7Ryan MillhofINJ
Win96-7Gabe TownsellFall
2018 Big Ten Conference Gold medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win95-7Ethan Lizak10-7March 4, 20182018 Big Ten Conference Championships
Win94-7 Spencer Lee 2-1
Win93-7Luke WelchMD 14-3
Win92-7Carson KuhnTF 21-6
Win91-7Sean Fausz12-6Feb 18, 2018Ohio State- North Carolina State Dual
Win90-7Drew MattinTF 20-5Feb 11, 2019Ohio State - Michigan Dual
Win89-7Carson KuhnMD 21-12Feb 8, 2019Ohio State - Penn State Dual
Win88-7Luke WelchMD 18-5January 28, 2018Purdue - Ohio State Dual
Win87-7Rayvon Foley7-3Jan 26, 2018Ohio State - Michigan State Dual
Loss86-7 Spencer Lee 2-3Jan 21, 2018Iowa - Ohio State
Win86-6Ethan LizakTF 18-3January 12, 2018Minnesota - Ohio State Dual
Win85-6Brandon CrayTF 18-2January 5, 2018Ohio State - Maryland Dual
Start of 2017-2018 Season (senior year)
End of 2016-2017 Season (junior year)
2017 NCAA Championships Bronze medal icon.svg at 133 lbs
Win84-6 Stevan Mićić 5-2March 18, 2017 2017 NCAA Division I National Championships
Win83-6Eric Montoya4-1
Loss82-6Cory Clark4-7
Win82-5Zane Richards3-1
Win81-5Cam SykoraMD 21-7
Win80-5Korbin MyersMD 13-4
2017 Big Ten Conference Gold medal icon.svg at 133 lbs
Win79-5Cory Clark5-4March 3, 20172017 Big Ten Conference Championships
Win78-5 Stevan Mićić 6-5
Win77-5Scott DelVecchio6-4
Win76-5Mark GreyFallFebruary 18, 2018Ohio State - Cornell Dual
Win75-5Mitch McKeeFallFeb 12, 2017Ohio State - Minnesota Dual
Win74-5Eric Montoya5-2Feb 10, 2017Ohio State - Nebraska Dual
Win73-5Scott DelVecchio6-5February 6, 2017Rutgers - Ohio State Dual
Win72-5George CarpenterTF 22-7February 3, 2017Penn State - Ohio State Dual
Win71-5Phillip Laux10-3Jan 27, 2017Ohio State - Iowa Dual
Win70-5Billy RappoMD 15-5Jan 22, 2017Maryland - Ohio State Dual
Win69-5Zane RichardsMD 12-4January 15, 2017Illinois - Ohio State Dual
Win68-5Michael CullenMD 18-5January 6, 2017Ohio State - Wisconsin Dual
Win67-5Jason IsparidesTF 20-4December 18, 2016Northwestern - Ohio State Dual
Win66-5 Jaydin Eierman MD 12-2December 8, 2016Missouri - Ohio State Dual
2016 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Gold medal icon.svg at 133 lbs
Win65-5 Stevan Mićić 3-2December 3, 20162016 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational
Win64-5Mark Grey8-3
Win63-5Ali Naser9-4
Win62-5Shayne Wireman10-3
Win61-5Dom LatonaTF 22-7
Start of 2016-2017 Season (junior year)
End of 2015-2016 Season (sophomore year)
2016 NCAA Championships Bronze medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win60-5David Terao5-3March 19, 2016 2016 NCAA Division I National Championships
Win59-5Conor YoutseyMD 10-1
Loss58-5 Thomas Gilman SV–1 Fall
Win58-4Dylan Peters10-4
Win57-4Elijah OliverMD 11-2
Win56-4Kyle LarsonTF 18-0
2016 Big Ten Conference Gold medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win55-4Nico MegaludisTB-1 3-1March 6, 20162016 Big Ten Conference Championships
Win54-4Tim Lambert10-5
Win53-4Sean McCabeTF 20-5
Win52-4Ben ThorntonTF 20-2
Win51-4Sean RussellFallFeb 22, 2016Edinboro -Ohio State Dual
Win50-4John JimenezTF 20-5February 12, 2016Wisconsin - Ohio State Dual
Win49-4Nico Megaludis3-1Feb 5, 2016Ohio State - Penn State Dual
Win48-4Luke SchroederFallJan 31, 2016Ohio State - Purdue Dual
Win47-4Elijah OliverMD 17-5January 29, 2016Ohio State - Indiana Dual
Win46-4Mitch RogalinerTF 21-6January 24, 2016Michigan State - Ohio State Dual
Win45-4Tim LambertMD 16-5January 17, 2016Nebraska - Ohio State Dual
Win44-4Conor Youtsey4-2January 9, 2016Michigan - Ohio State Dual
Win43-4Francis EdelenTF 18-3January 3, 2016Ohio State - Illinois Dual
Win42-4Barlow McGheeMD 10-1December 12, 2015Ohio State - Missouri Dual
2015 Cliff Keen Invitational Gold medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win41-4Joey Dance5-4December 5, 20152015 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational
Win40-4Ryan MilhoffMD 11-3
Win39-4Paul Petrov9-4
Win38-4Skylar PetryMD 14-3
Win37-4Connor BollingFall
Win36-4Evan CheekTF 23-7November 24, 2015Ohio State - Cleveland State Dual
Win35-4Ares CarpioMD 16-6November 20, 2015Arizona State - Ohio State Dual
Win34-4Nick HerrmannMD 14-6November 13, 2015Virginia - Ohio State Dual
Start of 2015-2016 Season (sophomore year)
End of 2014-2015 Season (freshman year)
2015 NCAA Championships Gold medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win33-4Zeke Moisey9-5March 21, 20152015 NCAA Division I National Championships
Win32-4Alan Waters4-2
Win31-4Kory MinesTF 16-1
Win30-4Ben WillefordMD 11-3
Win29-4Joe DeAngeloMD 10-2
2015 Big Ten Conference Gold medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win28-4 Thomas Gilman 3-2March 7, 20152015 Big Ten Conference Championships
Win27-4Jesse Delgado3-2
Win26-4Conor Youtsey5-2
Win25-4John Jimenez7-2
Win24-4Scott Parker10-3February 21, 2015Ohio State - Lehigh Dual (National Duals)
Win23-4Kory MinesMD 13-2February 15, 2015Ohio State - Edinboro Dual
Win22-4Ethan LizakMD 19-6February 6, 2015Minnesota - Ohio State Dual
Win21-4Josh PatrickTF 23-8Feb 1, 2015Ohio State - Rutgers Dual
Win20-4Aaron AssadMD 11-5Jan 30, 2015Purdue - Ohio State Dual
Win19-4Josh PolacekTF 15-0January 25, 2015Ohio State - Maryland Dual
Win18-4ForfeitFFJanuary 23, 2015Indiana - Ohio State Dual
Win17-4Conor YoutseyMD 16-7Jan 18, 2015Ohio State - Michigan Dual
Win16-4Mitch RogalinerTF 25-9Jan 16, 2015Ohio State - Michigan State Dual
Win15-4Jordan Conaway11-2January 11, 2015Penn State - Ohio State Dual
Loss14-4 Thomas Gilman TB–1 1-2January 4, 2015Iowa - Ohio State Dual
Loss14-3Alan Waters8-11December 14, 2014Missouri - Ohio State Dual
2014 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Bronze medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win14-2Trey Andrews11-4December 5, 20142014 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational
Win13-2Josh Martinez6-2
Win12-2Ronnie Bresser4-3
Win11-2Conor Youtsey8-3
Loss10-2Dylan PetersFall
Win10-1Zeke Moisey15-10
Win9-1Kevin HuntFall
Win8-1Will MasonMD 18-8November 24, 2014Ohio State - Virginia Dual
Loss7-1Joey Dance6-7November 23, 2014Ohio State - Virginia Tech Dual
Win7-0Sean BaduaFallNovember 15, 2014Ohio State - Army Dual
Win6-0Judson PreskittFallNovember 15, 2014Arizona State - Ohio State Dual
Win5-0Edilberto VinasTF 20-5November 13, 2014Kent State - Ohio State Dual
2014 Michigan State Open Gold medal icon.svg at 125 lbs
Win4-0 Stevan Mićić MD 11-2November 2, 20142014 Michigan State Open
Win3-0Johnson MaiMD 18-5
Win2-0Zeke MoiseyMD 19-6
Win1-0Robert ElliotTF 16-0
Start of 2014-2015 Season (freshman year)

Stats

SeasonYearSchoolRankWeigh ClassRecordWinBonus
2018Senior Ohio State University #2 (3rd)12516–288.89%55.56%
2017Junior#1 (3rd)13324–196.00%48.00%
2016Sophomore#1 (3rd)12527–196.43%67.86%
2015Freshman#3 (1st)33–488.19%51.35%
Career100–892.59%55.69%

Awards and honors

2019
2018
2017
2016
2015

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