Beau Bartlett

Bartlett, a Tempe, Arizona native,[5] moved to Kingston, Pennsylvania in 2014 to attend Wyoming Seminary.[6] There, he became the first four-time Prep National champion in the school's history[7] and also claimed titles in the Powerade Tournament[8] and the Walsh Jesuit Ironman.[9] On October 5, 2019, Bartlett competed at Who's Number One, where he defended his #1 spot in the rankings after defeating Ryan Sokol from Simley High School.[10]

After his HS junior year had concluded, in May of 2019, he committed to four-time NCAA champion and PSU's head coach Cael Sanderson,[11] as the United States' top-ranked 133 pounder and sixth-ranked pound-for-pound by FloWrestling.[12]

Bartlett's made his cadet level debut at the 2016 Phil Portuese Northeastern Regionals, where he placed first in freestyle[13] and Greco.[14] At the 16' UWW US Nationals, he placed eight in freestyle[15] and did not place in Greco.[16] In 2017, he once again won the NE Regionals, now only in freestyle.[17] In 2018, he competed and won the US Cadet Pan American Team Trials in both styles.[18] At the Pan American Championships, he compiled two falls in the quarter and semifinals and a technical fall in the finals of the freestyle bracket, claiming gold.[1]

As a high school junior, Bartlett made his senior level debut on April 24-27 at the US Open Championships at 61 kilograms. Despite an early elimination in the second round (after a BYE in the first one), he bounced back with wins over graduated Nittany Lion and NCAA Division I All-American Jordan Conaway (by fall), Michigan Wolverine junior Austin Assad and 13'-14' collegiate graduate and three-time DI qualifier Shelton Mack (ninth seed), before being tech'ed by two-time World Cup silver medalist Tony Ramos, to place eight.[19]

Bartlett met two-time NCAA Division I National finalist Bryce Meredith at the NLWC II, on October 20.[20] He lost the high-pace match on points (6-8).[21] He bounced back with a win over Kair Orine from NC State on December 22, at the NLWC IV.[22]