Just last year, wrestler Adeline Gray won the world championship, the Pan American Games, the U.S. World Team Trials, the U.S. Open and the World Cup and is a semifinalist for the Sullivan Award. She did not lose a match all year.

In a wrestling career that began at age 6 with the urging of her dad, Gray has done virtually everything except the one thing no American women has done: Win an Olympic wrestling gold medal.

An alternate in 2012, Gray has her eyes squarely on Rio and she has become the face of women's wrestling.