Jan 05, 2024
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2024 AAU Music City Brawl Nationals
Dates: January 6, 2024
Location: Franklin Ag Expo Park, Franklin, Tennessee
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FRANKLIN, Tenn. (January 4, 2024) – For the fifteenth (15th) year, the AAU Music City Brawl Nationals is ready to take place on the mats. Like last year, this year will be an official AAU National Championship Tournament. Competitors are set to journey to Franklin, Tennessee, aiming to seize the title of AAU National Champion. 1,004 wrestlers representing 11 different states are anticipated to kickstart the new year on the mats.
Among the myriad of family-friendly activities in the Nashville vicinity, the tournament promises to be an exceptional experience. However, the primary highlight of the trip will unfold on the mats. Athletes will engage in competitions across 12 mats throughout the weekend, participating in both individual and team matches.
Boys and Girls divisions are going to start on January 6. Wrestlers will be divided into six (6) divisions: Tots, Bantams, Midget, Junior, Girls Division, and Middle School (Girls Division will be K-2, 3-5, 6-8).
Among the influx of competing wrestlers, keep an eye on these standout contenders in the junior and middle school divisions who will showcase their skills in their home state.
Boone Humphrey – 40 Pound – Halls Wrestling
Kyson Leaver – 60 Pound – Blackman Wrestling Club
Maddox Westenbarger – 75 pound – Blackman Wrestling Club
Kayden Mcculloch - 95 Pound – Heritage Outlaws
Tristen Fowler – 115 Pound – Heritage Outlaws
Neyland Dalton – 115 Pound – Tullahoma Takedown Club
Hayes Davis – 120 Pound – Nolensville Wrestling Club
Cypress Guidry – 130 Pound - Nolensville Wrestling
You can keep up with all the results live on Trackwrestling.com. Be sure to follow us on social media as well to see some of the action taking place! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
For more information and upcoming AAU Wrestling tournaments, visit aauwrestling.net.
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