Apr 10, 2025
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The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) has expanded its footprint at the International School Sports Federation (ISF) as for the first time AAU Dance is representing the United States at the ISF U15 Gymnasiade in Serbia this year.
The ISF is a non-profit international sports governing body for school sports across the globe. The federation was founded in 1972 and has since been organizing international competitions to encourage physical, intellectual, moral, social, and cultural development in student athletes everywhere.
This page will continuously be updated as results are released.
Women’s Wrestling
|
Athlete Name |
Weight Class |
Rank |
Medal |
|
Zoe Delgado |
U15 58 kg |
1 |
Gold |
|
Rhilynn Tolzman |
U15 43 kg |
1 |
Gold |
|
Mackenzie Amidon |
U15 36 kg |
1 |
Gold |
|
Abigail Godard |
U15 33 kg |
1 |
Gold |
|
Ariana Ruiz |
U15 54 kg |
2 |
Silver |
|
Ilyana Martinez |
U15 66 kg |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Anne Schulz |
U15 62 kg |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Ellen Anderson |
U15 58 kg |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Abbigail Meyer |
U15 54 kg |
3 |
Bronze |
Men’s Greco-Roman Wrestling
|
Athlete Name |
Weight Class |
Rank |
Medal |
|
Isaiah Reed |
U15 44 kg |
3 |
Bronze |
Men’s Freestyle Wrestling
|
Athlete Name |
Weight Class |
Rank |
Medal |
|
Charles Householder |
U15 85 kg |
3 |
Bronze |
Women’s Swimming
|
Athlete Name |
Stroke |
Rank |
Medal |
|
Juliana Cavalcanti |
400m Medley |
1 |
Gold |
Dance Sport
|
Athlete Name |
Style |
Rank |
Medal |
|
Joseline Carpenter |
Performing Arts |
1 |
Gold |
Taekwondo
|
Athlete Name |
Style |
Rank |
Medal |
|
Kayla Giacomantonio |
Olympic Sparring |
1 |
Gold |
|
Nawaldeep Bomrah |
Olympic Sparring |
2 |
Silver |
|
Scarlett Marmolejo |
Olympic Sparring |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Mason Kwan |
Sport Poomsae |
3 |
Bronze |
Karate
|
Athlete Name |
Style |
Rank |
Medal |
|
Brandon Ma |
Cadet Males Long Weapons |
1 |
Gold |
|
Dominic Esquivel |
Cadet Males Short Weapons |
1 |
Gold |
|
Shianne Medlin |
Juvenile Female Long Weapons |
1 |
Gold |
|
Sonia Lazos |
Juvenile Female Short Weapons |
1 |
Gold |
|
Levi Green |
Juvenile Male Long Weapons |
1 |
Gold |
|
Kamdean Saager |
Cadet Males Long Weapons |
2 |
Silver |
|
Sonia Lazos |
Juvenile Female Long Weapons |
2 |
Silver |
|
Shianne Medlin |
Juvenile Female Short Weapons |
2 |
Silver |
|
Cristiano Perez |
Juvenile Male Long Weapons |
2 |
Silver |
|
Terrence Bright |
Cadet Males Short Weapons |
2 |
Silver |
|
Sadie Sullivan |
Cadet Female Long Weapons |
2 |
Silver |
|
Danika Olsen-Bennett |
Cadet Female Short Weapons |
2 |
Silver |
|
Paige Pauley |
Cadet Female Short Weapons |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Katelyn Ngueyn |
Cadet Female Long Weapons |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Kamdean Saager |
Juvenile Male Long Weapons |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Rachael Fowler |
Juvenile Female Long Weapons |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Madeline Wissel |
Juvenile Female Short Weapons |
3 |
Bronze |
|
Benjamin Nascimento |
Juvenile Male Long Weapons |
3 |
Bronze |
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