Beau Bartlett

Beau Reynald Bartlett (born February 26, 2001) is an American freestyle and Collegiate wrestling. During his time at Wyoming Seminary, he became only the twelfth individual to claim four national prep championships; the first in school history. As a junior in high school, he earned an eighth place finish at the 2019 U.S. Open, while competing in the Senior Mens Freestyle division at 61 kilograms. Upon graduation, he was the #1 ranked wrestler in the 138-pound weight class, according to FloSports. Currently, he is a freshman at Pennsylvania State University 
Personal information	Personal information
Full name 	Beau Reynald Bartlett
Nationality 	American
Born 	February 26, 2001 (age 19)
Oceanside, California U.S
Residence 	State College, Pennsylvania, U.S
Weight 	141 lb (64 kg)
Sport 	Sport
Country 	United States
Sport 	Wrestling
Event(s) 	Freestyle and Collegiate wrestling|folkstyle
College team 	Nittany Lions
Club 	Nittany Lion WC
Coached by 	Cael Sanderson
== Growing up ==
=== Early Life ===
Bartlett was born in Oceanside, California to Andre and Renée Bartlett. As a result of his father being a wrestling coach, Bartlett spent most of his time in wrestling environments from a young age. When he was 3 years-old, they moved to Prescott, Arizona. While in Arizona, he moved around a lot, but spent a majority of his time in Tempe, Arizona. Growing up, he competed all around out the Southwest and occasionally traveled to Oklahoma, Iowa, and Missouri. His career began to pick up speed when he won the triple crown at the 2011 West Kids Regional in Pocatello, Idaho. This led to him being invited onto various dual teams to compete back East. In 2014, after Kids Nationals, Bartlett and his father flew out to Pennsylvania for a wrestling camp at Wyoming Seminary. 
=== High School ===
Bartlett attended Wyoming Seminary in Kingston, Pennsylvania from seventh to twelfth grade. While in junior high, he was eligible to compete at the Varsity team|varsity level in New York (state). During his seventh grade year, he claimed the 99-pound title at the 2015 Eastern States Classic. One year later, he repeated with a title in the 113-pound weight class at the 2016 Eastern States Classic. In the beginning of his freshman year, he won the Walsh Jesuit High School Ironman at 120-pounds. During his sophomore year, he won the Powerade wrestling tournament at 126-pounds. Later on that same year, he wrestled 60-kilograms at the Cadet Pan-Am Championships. He finished with silver in greco and gold in freestyle. At the end of his junior year, he finished as the number one ranked 132-pound wrestler in the country. During the Summer before his senior year he was visited by Head Coach Cael Sanderson and ended up committing to Pennsylvania State University shortly after. To begin his senior year he wrestled in the "Who's Number One" event where he defended his national ranking as the number one 138-pound wrestler. He went on to have a successful senior season, by claiming his fourth national prep championship. Over the course of his high school athletic career, he amassed a 177-9 record.
== Collegiate career ==
=== 2020-21 ===
== References ==
Category:American people
Category:American professional wrestlers
Category:2001 births