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Whitney Conder
US Army Sergeant
SGT Whitney Conder is a military police corps noncommissioned officer who competes in the women’s freestyle wrestling 53-kilogram/116.5-pound division. She finished runner-up to reigning world champion and three-time world medalist Helen Maroulis at the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials and will serve as an alternate for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. A sixth and seventh-place finisher in the Washington state high school boys wrestling championships for Puyallup High, Conder is a six-time member of the U.S. national team. An avid outdoor recreationalist, Conder enjoys rock climbing and break dancing.
Olympic Team - 2016 alternate
World Championship Teams - 2011, 2014, 2015
Pan American Games Team - 2015
TOP ACHIEVEMENTS
2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up
2015 Pan American Games gold medalist
2015 U.S. World Team Trials champion
2015 U.S. Open champion
2007 Junior World champion
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
2015 Pan American Games Champion
U.S. World Team Trials champion
U.S. Open champion
Dave Schultz Memorial International champion
Guelph Open champion (Canada)
2014 U.S. World Team Trials champion
U.S. Open champion
U.S. World Team Trials champion
Minnesota Storm Holiday Cup champion
CISM World Military Championships – second
Klippan Lady Open (Sweden) – second
Golden Grand Prix (Azerbaijan) – fifth
World Championships – ninth
2013 Austrian Ladies Open champion
U.S. World Team Trials – second
2012 Pan Am Championships – second
Klippan Lady Open – second
Dave Schultz Memorial International – second
Hari Ram Grand Prix (India) – third
U.S. Open – third
2011 U.S. Open champion
World Team Trials champion
Grand Prix of Tourcoing (France) – second
Dave Schultz Memorial International – second
New York AC International Open – third
Hargobind International (Canada) – third
2010 Open Cup of Russia – second
Pan American Championships – second
Sunkist Kids International Open – second
Dave Schultz Memorial International – third
Hargobind International (Canada) – third
U.S. Open - third
2009 Sunkist Kids International Open – second
U.S. World Team Trials – third
U.S. Nationals – third
2008 Hargobind International (Canada) – second
U.S. World Team Trials – third
FILA Junior Nationals – second
Calgary Open champion (Canada)
Nordhagen Junior International champion (Canada)
2007 Junior World champion
FILA Junior Nationals Champion
University Nationals - second
2006 FILA Junior Nationals – second
Junior Nationals – third