The 21st NCWA Championships are underway in Allen, Texas, as the Emmanuel Lions try to defend their national title against what looks like to be the most balanced team field in tournament history. Wrestling begins at 10 a.m. Thursday and continues through Saturday's finals at 6 p.m. All matches can be seen at arena.flowrestling.org. Here is the complete tournament competition schedule ...
Two women are changing the culture of Colorado State wrestling – a space traditionally dominated by men. Juniors KaMele Sanchez and Kendal Davis are leading the way in one of the most successful seasons in CSU history. Sanchez and Davis’ wrestling journeys have led them on juxtaposing paths to become officers for the team as well as two of the most successful wrestlers to ever compete in
The National Championships Brackets were seeded to 24 places and the live broadcast was completed Saturday. Check out this years completed brackets
Watch live this Saturday, March 3rd, at 7PM Eastern / 4PM Pacific as we draw the remaining unseeded athletes for bracket placements in the 2018 NCWA National Championship Tournament. CHECK BACK HERE AT BROADCAST TIME!
Due to a clerical error, a top-10 wrestler at 197-lbs was recently removed from the rankings. The REVISED rankings include him, Jack Dahlgren of Grays Harbor who is the #7-ranked wrestler at 197-lbs. Our apologies for the error! Please see the updated rankings at REVISED NCWA RANKINGS
The last rankings before the National Tournament in Allen, TX have been released. Liberty shows a sizable lead over their closed rivals Central Florida, Grand Valley State, Apprentice, and Emmanuel...
Colorado State University Wrestling won its first conference title under head coach Kendall DeJonge last weekend at the National Collegiate Wrestling Association Great Plains Conference Tournament.
CSU had 11 wrestlers finish on the podium, including four champions, qualifying them for the NCWA Division II Nationals. The men will be joined by the team’s two female wrestlers, juniors KaMele Sanchez and Kendal Davis, who already qualified.
DENTON, Texas – The University of North Texas and Richland College (Dallas) went neck-and-neck in the team standings throughout the SWC Championships, with UNT pulling away at the end with a championship at heavyweight from Ikaika Neal to edge Richland, 138.5-134. The Eagles and Thunderducks each won five weight classes, with UNT taking most of the lighter weights and Richland earning most of the heavier classes.
Richland and UNT battled each other in seven finals matches, with Richland taking
The 2018 installment of the Great Lakes Conference saw the University of Toledo’s Workman record his 100th Victory at GLC and GVSU winning a fifth consecutive Conference Championship.
Liberty University's men's wrestling team had five individual weight class champions and added four runner-up finishes and three third-place showings to clinch its seventh consecutive Mid-Atlantic Conference tournament crown, Saturday at the LaHaye Multipurpose Center.
The NCWA National Duals champion Flames will send 16 wrestlers who qualified with top-five finishes Saturday to Allen, Texas, for the March 8-10 NCWA Grand National Championships, where they will
The Women's Division for the 2018 NCWA National Championship is now open for registration on FloArena.
DALLAS - Championship Week begins this weekend at nine locations around the country. The road to earning on of the 490 qualifying spots in the NCWA Men's National Championships starts with the conference qualifiers, as all nine of the NCWA conferences are in action.
Ross Graham of The Apprentice School has been named the USCAA Wrestler of the Week for the week of Feb. 11. At the USCAA Wrestling National Invitational, Graham pinned all three of his opponents to win the 197-pound bracket and help pace the Builders to the tournament title.
The Builder wrestling team had a successful weekend, winning the 2018 USCAA National Invitational held at Penn State University by a wide margin on Sunday. The 1st place finish was the best for the Builders since last winning the event in 2014. Apprentice won the 13-team event with 182.5 points, followed by familiar foe Alderson Broaddus with 107.5.
The Alfred State wrestling team finished fifth out of 13 teams at the USCAA Championships held at Penn State last Sunday. Four Pioneers placed in the top four in the event.
George Van Valen won the 184-pound weight class with a dominating performance. He pinned Devon Meredith in his quarterfinal match, pinned Sam Soloman (Alderson Broadus) in the semifinals, and earned a 16-0 tech fall over Jake Paulson (Penn State-Behrend) in the finals. Van Valen is now 33-1 on the season.
Cal Poly’s newly-established wrestling club shocked the NCWA field of competitors this past weekend by decisively capturing the California State Championships title. It was only Cal Poly's second tournament in its history.
The women of the Fresno State Wrestling Club edged the Cal State Northridge Matadors for the team title at the California State Championships on Sat., Feb. 10. Fresno State won with a team score of 38.5 points. Kamele Sanchez of Colorado State was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler as the champion at the upper weights by posting a 5-0 record, all by pin. Yaritza Arteaga of Richland College was the champion of the lower weights.
The Lakers visited the Panthers of Davenport University. With match wins split five to five, bonus points proved to be the difference in the dual.
The Glass City Duals to be held on the campus of the University of Toledo on Saturday February 10, 2018 have been postponed due to weather / travel / safety concerns. Attempts are being made to reschedule the event for next weekend on either February 17 or 18.
One medical condition won't define the life of Kent State Tuscarawas freshman Zion Clark.
The wrestler was born with a condition called caudal regression syndrome, a congenital disorder in which there is abnormal fetal development of the lower spine.
“My diagnosis hasn’t really affected my life good or bad, it’s just a day-to-day thing ...” Clark said. “I just kind of figured out how to do a lot of things, like when it comes to riding a bike, I can do it.”
Around age eight, Clark was introduced to a sport that would eventually impact his life forever: wrestling.