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Georgia Chapter Class of 2025 - South Banquet Inductees
Front Row (L to R): Jess Wilder, Chris Murray and Billy Joe Lovett.
Back Row (L to R): Kevin Elliott, Steven Curtis and Jason Griner.
Georgia Chapter Class of 2025 - North Banquet Inductees
Front Row (L to R): Walt Monroe, Tim Stoudenmire and Brian Beasley.
Back Row (L to R): Brad Lowe, Kunal Tanna (Medal of Courage), Tom Beuglas and Jay McHugh.
2025 Induction Banquet Held
The New Jersey Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame had more than 220 attend its 24th banquet.
Doug Bower, Joseph Forte, Edward Gibbons, Ronald Hamrick, Carmine Rossi, and the late Alexander Sidar were each recognized with the Lifetime Service to Wrestling award.
NCAA Men's Notebook: Week 2 Primer
The college wrestling season got underway last weekend with the NWCA All-Star Classic highlighting the action, in addition to a few tournaments and duals. This weekend is packed with even more action, a good variety for wrestling fans to enjoy.
USA Wrestling Streaming Bill Farrell Memorial International for Free
The 2025 Bill Farrell Memorial International will be available to watch live, free of charge, on the USA Wrestling YouTube Channel this weekend—No subscription required.
Women's College Wrestling Notebook
There are 122 days until another monumental piece of women’s college wrestling history gets made when the inaugural NCAA Women’s Wrestling Championships are held at Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa on March 6-7, 2026.
We’ve got an incredible four-plus months of wrestling ahead of us (both NCAA and NAIA), and we hope you’ll join us here each week as a part of your experience of it all.
ESPN2 Will Broadcast National Duals Invitational Championship Match
The National Duals Invitational, a groundbreaking $1 million collegiate wrestling event sponsored by Paycom, has announced that its championship match will air on ESPN2 on Sunday, Nov. 16 at 6 p.m. CST from the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The final was previously slated to air on ESPNU before being moved to ESPN2.
NWCA Division I Men’s Wrestling Coaches Poll Sees Little Movement
MANHEIM, Pa. - With just a handful of dual meets in the opening weekend of the major college wrestling season, there was minimal movement in the first National Wrestling Coaches Association Division I Men’s Wrestling Coaches Poll of the regular season, released on Tuesday.
There was a reshuffling of teams in the bottom half of the poll following Utah Valley’s 19-12 upset over then-No. 14 Stanford over the weekend. The Cardinal slipped five spots to No. 19 this week.