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Published June 14th, 2021 by PRTC Wrestling
It was another succesful weekend for the PRTC, bringing home two medals from international competition.
Feature Photo of Ryan Miller Courtesy of Osvaldo Aguilar/United World Wrestling.
Two Pennsylvania Regional Training Center athletes competed in international competitions last week, and both brought home medals.
On Saturday, Ryan Miller wrestled in the Junior Pan American Championships in Oaxtepec, Mexico. Miller, who earned a spot on the Junior Pan Am Team at 57 kg after a runner-up finish at the Junior World Team Trials in May, took silver, logging a 3-1 performance. En route to the finals, Miller picked up two technical falls and a 17-9 decision. For gold, he squared off with Cuba’s Osmany Diversent Martinez, dropping a tightly contest, 8-6, bout. Miller is an incoming freshman at the University of Pennsylvania.
PRTC Senior-level resident athlete Joey McKenna also took bronze at the Poland Open. McKenna turned in a 2-2 showing, falling to fellow American Yianni Diakomihalis, the eventual champion, in the semifinals and receiving a forfeit for bronze. This medal comes on the heels of a title-winning performance at the Pan Am Championships in Guatemala City, Guatemala last week. McKenna is currently ranked No. 1 in the world at 65 kg in United World Wrestling’s rankings, with 40 points accumulated.
PRTC Junior Pan American Championships results
57 kg: Ryan Miller – SILVER
WIN – Esteban Morales Mayancha (Ecuador), 13-2
WIN – Richard Garcia Andrade (Panama), 12-2
WIN – Fotis Papadopoulos (Canada), 17-9
LOSS – Osmany Diversent Martinez (Cuba), 8-6
PRTC Poland Open results
65 kg: Joey McKenna – BRONZE
WIN – Andrii Svyryd (Ukraine), 8-0
LOSS – Vasyl Shuptar (Ukraine), 6-4
LOSS – Yianni Diakomihalis (USA), 15-4
WIN Vasyl Shuptar (Ukraine), MFF
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