Beau Bartlett

Bartlett, a Tempe, Arizona native,[4] moved to Kingston, Pennsylvania in 2014 to attend Wyoming Seminary.[5] There, he became the first four–time prep national champion in the school's history[6] and also claimed titles in the Powerade Tournament[7] and the Walsh Jesuit Ironman.[8] On October 5, 2019, Bartlett competed at Who's Number One, where he defended his #1 spot in the rankings by defeating Ryan Sokol from Simley High School.[9]

After his high school junior year concluded, in May 2019, he committed to four–time NCAA champion and PSU's head coach Cael Sanderson,[3] as the top-ranked 133-pounder and sixth-ranked pound for pound by FloWrestling.[10]

At the start of the season, Bartlett competed on the junior varsity team at 141 pounds, as teammate and two-time All-American Nick Lee was starting.[11] On February 14, he made his debut at 149 pounds, winning an extra match.[12] Five days later, Bartlett made his dual-meet debut, becoming the starter over teammate and 2015 Cadet World Champion Jarod Verkleeren and losing a close match against second-ranked and then-undefeated Sammy Sasso from Ohio State.[13] He won his match in the last dual of the season against Maryland and also won another extra match, entering the postseason with a 7–1 record.[14] During the postseason, Bartlett, the 11th seed, went 1–2 at the Big Ten Conference Championships, failing to qualify for the NCAA championships.[15]

Bartlett's made his cadet level debut at the 2016 Phil Portuese Northeastern Regionals, where he placed first in freestyle[16] and Greco.[17] At the 2016 UWW US Nationals, he placed eight in freestyle[18] and did not place in Greco.[19] In 2017, he once again won the NE Regionals, now only in freestyle.[20] In 2018, he competed and won the US Cadet Pan American Team Trials in both styles.[21] 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.[22] In 2021, Bartlett made his junior level debut, and went on to become the 2021 US Junior World Team Member after cleaning out the bracket at the US Nationals, and will now compete at the Junior World Championships in August.[23]

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.[24]

Bartlett met two-time NCAA Division I National finalist Bryce Meredith at the NLWC II, on October 20.[25] He lost the high-pace match on points (6-8).[26] He bounced back with a win over Kair Orine from NC State on December 22, at the NLWC IV.[27]

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