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2024 Vision Forum Approach­es … Reg­is­ter for this Free Event

| Jim Giunta

The NCWA Conference leadership, Coaches & Officials from across the country will gather in The Colony, TX this June at TRU by Hilton at GrandScape to promote their visions for improving & growing wrestling at the college level. The Vision Forum dates back to 1999 just 2 years after founding the NCWA and has been the catalyst for the unprecedented success of the organization This year we will again partner with coaches across the nation to promote our sport and give our leaders the opportunity to network, collaborate and build lasting relationships around the sport they all love.

All NCWA Coaches, Officials & Leaders are encouraged to attend and to make their voices heard. The NCWA is the most coach centered governing body within the wrestling community and this annual Vision Forum is one of the best ways the NCWA can take coaches input and develop comprehensive, wrestling friendly rules, best practices, scheduling and a long term direction for our sport. We look forward to including all coaches and administrators in the future plans of the NCWA.
​ Don't miss this chance to make a lasting impact. EVENT & HOTEL REGISTRATION HERE

Announc­ing 2024 Col­le­giate Go Greco Nationals

| Jim Giunta

The NCWA is excited to announce the return of the Go Greco National Championships to be contested at the University of Puerto Rico in San Juan this summer on June 14th and 15th.


Along with the Collegiate Greco Roman event will be a a women's Freestyle Tournament for all college eligible women. In addition on the following day, Sunday June 16th there will be the 1st annual NCWA College Beach Wrestling Nationals. For more details Click HERE

On the Wrestling Ring They Promised to Wed in the Spring

| Mike Kilen

For the last time, she walked to the wrestling mat’s center ring, only to turn around and find him on bended knee – holding a ring.

Samantha Tuttle isn’t the type to wish for a “ring by spring,” as the Grand Canyon University student adage goes, but even this gutsy grappler started to cry.

Noah Valenzuela proposes to Sami Tuttle after her match at the NCWA National Championships.


The former New Mexico high school wrestler had transferred from a nearby college to GCU in 2022 after the coach told her she’d never be an all-American. She promptly joined a GCU women’s team in Club Sports that just launched the year before and never forgot his words, becoming an all-American for the second time in mid-March.

“A couple years ago, we were talking about not bringing wrestling back

Wash­ing­ton State Uni­ver­si­ty Cap­tures the 2024 Collegiate Cup

| Phil Burnett

Sixteen Washington State Wrestling Men qualifiers and twelve WSU Wrestling Women qualifiers competed at NCWA National Championships in Shreveport, Louisiana. WSU Women’s team placed 3rd out of 35 Teams edging out Utah Tech 82.5 points to 81 and WSU Men’s Team placed 6th out of 86 Teams.

The coveted “College Cup Award” was won by combined points of 117 by WSU Men & Women’s Wrestling Teams. This award was determined from the Men’s 4th Place National Duals finish and 6th Place National Championships finish and Women’s 3rd Place Western Duals finish and 3rd Place National Championships finish.

Wrestler Career and Internship Fair

| David Fallon

On April 4, 2024 the wrestlers in Business Network will be sponsoring a free career fair for all college wrestlers. the Virtual fair will take place from 1:00 to 4:00 EST and is available for free to all current college wrestlers and recent graduates. BUT ....Time is running out to register because there is Limited Space Companies are already reviewing candidate profiles and scheduling meetings from those already registered. REGISTER HERE


Grays Har­bor Scores Late Wins To Earn Sec­ond Women’s NCWA Title

| Scott Farrell

BOSSIER CITY, La. – Grays Harbor College won its second NCWA Women’s National Championship here Saturday with six All-Americans that outpaced defending champion Ottawa Arizona, 158-148. The Chokers clinched the title in the finals sessions by winning national titles at 191 pounds behind Renaeh Ureste and at 235 with Jojera Dodge. GHCs previous title came in 2019.

2024 Nation­als Photography Now Available

| Caleb Steele

NCWA National Championships Pictures by Photographer Caleb Steele are now available. Many more are being edited so check back often for new photos each week. All Championship Podium Photos are available from Mr. Steele as a complimentary gift to the NCWA All-Americans and their families. Additional Action photo's of each session may be purchased at very reasonable prices on the Calab Steele Photography website. Please enjoy these memories of the 2024 National Collegiate Wrestling Championships. Link at Read More >>>

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