| My name is Abraham Coronado, and I’m a sophomore at McQueen High School. Wrestling isn’t just a sport to me—it’s a craft that demands constant refinement, discipline, and mental toughness. It’s in the daily grind, the early mornings, and the relentless pursuit of improvement where I’ve found purpose and drive. |
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| Every practice is an opportunity for me to sharpen my technique, build resilience, and grow not just as an athlete, but as a competitor. Wrestling has taught me how to embrace adversity, how to lead with humility, and how to stay composed in high-pressure situations. I take immense pride in representing McQueen and Nevada Elite while being part of a program that values hard work, integrity, and grit. I’ve begun to achieve notable success; however, I view each accomplishment as a stepping stone toward something greater. My focus remains on evolving—physically, mentally, and strategically—as I continue to chase excellence on and off the mat. |
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Most recently, I had the opportunity to compete at the 2025 NHSCA High School Nationals in Virginia Beach, where I earned the title in the Sophomore Division. The tournament brought together some of the most talented wrestlers from across the country, and every match demanded focus, grit, and composure. Stepping onto that national stage and coming out on top was an unforgettable experience—one that affirmed the work I’ve put in and motivated me to keep raising the bar.I have placed at multiple notable tournaments such as Fargo, Rollie Lane, SNC, and Folkstyle Nationals, becoming a three-time All-American. |
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| I wouldn’t be where I am without the people in my corner. I want to thank Coach Mumm and Coach Sullivan for believing in me, pushing me past my limits, and holding me to a standard that makes me better every day. Their guidance, passion, and commitment have shaped me not only as a wrestler but as a person. I’m also incredibly grateful for my teammates, my family, and everyone who’s stood beside me through the tough times and the triumphs. |
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| At the end of the day, I’m just grateful for the people who believe in me, for the lessons this sport teaches, and for every chance I get to step on the mat and do what I love. I know there’s a long road ahead, and I’m ready for every step of it. |
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Here is the link to Abraham’s First Athlete of the Month for NVSportsLocal
Abraham Coronado Bio Part 1 |
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