Pellot-Vazquez headed to Providence, Rhode Island with five other Golden Wolves and helped lead Alvernia to an eighth place finish (58 points) at the Championships. Pellot-Vazquez was one of four Golden Wolves to wrestle their way to All-American honors, including Keito Shaw (middle right), national runner-up, Nathan Lackman (far right) and Alvernia’s first NCAA national champion in any sport, Matthew Lackman (middle left).
Pellot-Vazquez took on Andriyan Valkanov in the first round of the 97kg bracket and posted a 11-0 victory by fall over Valkanov to move onto the round of 16 against Ivan Prymachenko. Pellot-Vazquez dropped the round of 16 match to Prymachenko by VSU, 10-0 and brought an end to his U23 United World Wrestling Championships and earned him a ninth place finish at the world championships.