Both the National Dual and Regional Dual contracts are posted on this site. If you plan to attend one of these events in January, please go to the "Forms" section of the site to download and send in the form. Deadlines are fast approaching; do not miss out.
ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY ADVISORY:Reports are circulating of athletes at NCWA institutions competing prior to completing the 14-day wait period mandated in the athlete registration process. Any institutions with student-athletes competing without following the proper registration process will be sanctioned. Additionally, individuals can lose their eligibility for the season. Please see the attached rule below:
Article 2.1 NCWA Requirements for Wrestlers- (7th paragraph)“A student who is enrolled at an NCWA member institution and participates in an open tournament or team competition after the start of the NCWA season, without being properly registered and cleared for competition with the NCWA, will be declared ineligible for the remainder of the season and retroactive to the date of infraction. Team fines for this violation also apply.”
DO NOT ALLOW WRESTLERS WHO HAVE NOT COMPLETED THEIR 14-DAY WAIT PERIOD TO COMPETE - IT MAY COST THEM THE SEASON!
A student-athlete must:
1.) create an account at ncwa.net - linking to your approved team
2.) pay the NCWA dues at that same sight
3.) upload the properly signed waiver form
THEN, the 14-day required practice period begins. Only after all of these steps are complete is an athlete eligible to compete. Any competition prior to that 14 day wait period expiring, even with unattached after his or her name, is an infraction and will be subject to a sanction for team and athlete.
The 2019-2020 season starts this Saturday (11/2) and features a total of 56 returning All-Americans in the Men's Division including EIGHT Returning Champions and TEN individuals with National Championships under their belt. The team race looks to be Liberty's for the taking with mainstays Apprentice, Springfield Tech, Grand Valley State, and Central Florida not too far behind.
Elma native Kevin Pine will not only be returning home to the Harbor to coach the Grays Harbor College Women’s wrestling team, he’ll be able to work along side his brother for the first time in over 10 years.
Last weekend, the University of North Texas claimed their third straight National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) GoGreco National Championships title. The Mean Green were led by Head Coach, three-time world medalist and two-time NCAA Champion, Andre Metzger. North Texas brought home
The 2019 edition of the National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) GoGreco Nationals will be once again held at Richland College in Dallas Texas, June 14-15.
In addition to the men's Greco-Roman ...MORE
The 2019 edition of the NCWA GoGreco Nationals will be once again held at Richland College in Dallas Texas. We will be adding, as an Exhibition, the first ever Women's Greco Division.
The Competition will begin on Saturday June 15th at 10:00 am with with weigh-in’s at 7:00 - 8:00 pm Friday June 14th. The GoGreco Summit meetings will begin Friday at 1:00 where rules, season and overall expansion will be discussed. -- ATHLETE REGISTRATION --
The Tentative Schedule will be as follows:
Friday June 14th
3:00 - 5:00 - GoGreco Summit meetings - Embassy Suites
5:30 - 7:00 - Greco-Roman Open Mat & Clinic - Richland
7:00 - 8:00 - GoGreco Weigh-ins - Richland
Saturday June 15th
8:00 - 8:30 - Optional Late weigh-in Richland
10:00 - Preliminary Rounds — >>> — Through Championship Finals
For More Information or to register CLICK HERE
On Saturday, April 27th, Collegiate Jiu-Jitsu competition became a reality. Chris Martin, jiu-jitsu coach at Marquette University and head marketing officer of Nova Gyms in Milwaukee, with the support of the National Collegiate Wrestling Association, hosted the first-ever Collegiate Team Dual meet where Marquette students faced off against the Northern Illinois University Jiu Jitsu team. The competition, though new and unique, included features familiar to grappling fans of all persuasions.
The first competition, reflecting the influence of the NCWA, was a true dual meet, where teams of six faced off, each in his/her own weight class. Wins by submission offered higher point values, and faster wins offer still higher rewards with a team champion being crowned based on total points.