2026 Final X, Presented by Kerberos Capital Management, Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit Returns to Prudential Center on June 19

USA Wrestling is returning to the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on June 19 for Final X, presented by Kerberos Capital Management, to determine the men's and women's freestyle rosters for the 2026 World Championships.

Final X will once again be held in conjunction with the Beat the Streets Wrestling Annual Benefit.

Tickets go on sale to the general public at noon on February 17.

NCAA Men's Notebook: Rutgers Upsets Minnesota; Ohio State Tops Iowa

USA Wrestling's NCAA Men's Notebook looks back at a week that saw Rutgers earn an upset win at home while Ohio State secured a top-five victory before meeting top-ranked Penn State this week.

February 10 National Wrestling Coaches Association DI Men’s Coaches Poll

Top-ranked Penn State routs Michigan for its 84th win in a row and sets the stage for Big Ten clash with second-ranked and unbeaten Ohio State.

South Carolina Chapter Class of 2026 Announced

The South Carolina Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame cordially invites you to attend the 9th Honors Banquet at 4:00 PM on Sunday, April 12, 2026 at The Columbia Museum of Art - 1515 Main St., Columbia, SC 29201.

Schultz Collects Silver to Close Out Zagreb Open

Cohlton Schultz earned a silver medal in Greco-Roman to close out the 2026 Zagreb Open for the United States.

Team USA finished the five-day tournament with 21 total medals across men's and women's freestyle and Greco-Roman.

Schultz Goes for Gold; U.S. Trio Competes for Bronze at Zagreb Open

Team USA's Cohlton Schultz, who was the Colorado and National winner of our Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award in 2019, will wrestle for gold while teammates Beka Melelashvili, Jesse Porter and Alejandro Sancho all battled through the repechage to earn spots in bronze medal matches at the 2026 Zagreb Open.

Leydecker Wins Gold at Zagreb Open; Kelly Earns Silver, Martinez Wins Bronze

Team USA's Everest Leydecker won a 7-0 decision against a 2020 Olympian to capture gold at the Zagreb Open while Tristan Kelly earned silver and Amanda Martinez won bronze.

Jacobson Finishes Fifth at Zagreb Open

Team USA's Payton Jacobson finished fifth while teammates Zac Braunagel and Kamal Bey finished ninth and 21st at the Zagreb Open.