Golston Wins Bronze Medal at Muhamet Malo Ranking Series
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Erin Golston competing against Valeriia Tiukpiekova Chepsarakova of UWW in her bronze medal match at the Muhamet Malo Ranking Series
TIRANA, Albania – Three-time age-group World medalist Erin Golston tallied the first medal of the week for Team USA’s women’s freestyle squad with a bronze medal at the Muhamet Malo Ranking Series. Golston finished the day going 3-1 at Tirana’s Feti Borova Olympic Park in the 50 kg weight class.
In her bronze medal bout, Golston took on age-group World champion Valeriia Tiukpiekova Chepsarakova of UWW. Golston took the early 1-0 advantage in her match, which remained at the break. To start the second period, Golston scored a takedown and forced a Tiukpiekova Chepsarakova step out to increase her lead to four. Tiukpiekova Chepsarakova tried to rally with a takedown, but Golston held on for the 4-2 victory.
This is Golston’s second-straight bronze medal at the Muhamet Malo Ranking Series.
Kendra Ryan also competed for bronze at 50 kg for the U.S. Facing 2017 U17 World champion and three-time age group World medalist Muskan of India, Ryan dropped a 10-0 contest.
Day three of the Muhamet Malo Ranking Series begins at 10:30 a.m. local time/4:30 a.m. ET tomorrow. Women’s freestyle group two (59-62-65-68 kg) and Greco-Roman group one (77-87 kg) will be in action.
A live stream of the Muhamet Malo will be available to the U.S. audience through . Brackets and updated results will be hosted on .
Gold – Zeinep Bayanova (Kazakhstan)
Silver – Priyanshi Prajapat (India)
Bronze – Muskan (India)
Bronze – Erin Golston (United States)
5th – Kendra Ryan (United States)
5th – Valeriia Tiukpiekova Chepsarakova (UWW)
7th – Sweety (India)
8th – Miyu Nakamura (Japan)
9th – Svenja Jungo (Switzerland)
10th – Emanuela Liuzzi (Italy)
Gold – Zeinep Bayanova (Kazakhstan) tech. fall Priyanshi Prajapat (India), 13-2
Bronze – Muskan (India) tech. fall Kendra Ryan (United States), 10-0
Bronze – Erin Golston (United States) dec. Valeriia Tiukpiekova Chepsarakova (UWW), 4-2
Gold – Laura Almaganbetova (Kazakhstan)
Silver – Liliia Malanchuk (Ukraine)
Bronze – Anastasia Blayvas (Germany)
Bronze – Ekaterina Verbina (UWW)
5th – Pushpa (India)
5th – Beatrice Ferent (Romania)
7th – Aleksandra Skirenko (UWW)
8th – Shugyla Omirbek (Kazakhstan)
Gold – Laura Almaganbetova (Kazakhstan) dec. Liliia Malanchuk (Ukraine), 3-2
Bronze – Anastasia Blayvas (Germany) dec. Pushpa (India), 3-2
Bronze – Ekaterina Verbina (UWW) tech. fall Beatrice Ferent (Romania), 10-0
LOSS Zeinep Bayanova (Kazakhstan), 10-0
WIN Miyu Nakamura (Japan), fall, 5:05
LOSS Muskan (India), 10-0
WIN Kamila Barbosa Vito Da Silva (Brazil), 12-3
LOSS Priyanshi Prajapat (India), 10-2
WIN Thalia Oliveira de Freitas (Brazil), fall, 2:47
WIN Valeriia Tiukpiekova Chepsarakova (UWW), 4-2