After all was said and done, Team USA came away with a total of seven medals. The women's team had the highest finish as a team as they took home the bronze with 31 points. The men's team also had three medals, but didn't finish as high as the women. Andy Bisek was the lone medalist in Greco despite an epic battle at 130kg by Robby Smith.

Check out the final team scores to see how our representatives stacked up against the world.

Also, here are the final brackets from each day:
Day 1 - 66kg, 75kg, 98kg (Greco)
Day 2 - 59kg, 71kg, 80kg, 130kg (Greco)
Day 3 - 85kg (Greco), 48kg, 53kg, 69kg (Women's Freestyle)
Day 4 - 65kg (Men's Freestyle), 55kg, 58kg, 63kg, 75kg (Women's Freestyle)
Day 5 - 61kg, 86kg, 97kg and 60kg (Women's Freestyle)
Day 6 - 57kg, 70kg, 74kg, 125kg (Men's Freestyle)

Note:
There has been much discussion of the United World Wrestling scoring system. Plugging the UWW placements into the NCAA scoring rubric (no bonus factored in), the top 10 for Men's Freestyle were in the exact same order as they were for the United World Wrestling scoring system.