National Wrestling Hall of Fame Search
People:
Raymond Clapp
Year: 1976
Award: Distinguished Member
Fendley Collins
Year: 1976
Award: Distinguished Member
Tommy Evans
Year: 1976
Award: Distinguished Member
Edward Gallagher
Year: 1976
Award: Distinguished Member
Art Griffith
Year: 1976
Award: Distinguished Member
Danny Hodge
Year: 1976
Award: Distinguished Member
Year: 2000
Award: George Tragos and Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Inductee
Clifford Keen
Year: 1976
Award: Distinguished Member
Dave McCuskey
Year: 1976
Award: Distinguished Member
Year: 2003
Award: Glen Brand Inductee
News:

Regional Winners of Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award Announced
The National Wrestling Hall of Fame on Thursday announced the regional winners of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award (TSHSEA).
The Hall of Fame’s High School Excellence Awards are proudly sponsored by the Hyman Family, whose generous support and passion for the sport help ensure the continued recognition and development of wrestling’s next generation.

Regional Winners of Tricia Saunders High School Excellence Award Announced
The National Wrestling Hall of Fame on Wednesday announced the regional winners of the Tricia Saunders High School Excellence Award.
The Hall of Fame’s High School Excellence Awards are proudly sponsored by the Hyman Family, whose generous support and passion for the sport help ensure the continued recognition and development of wrestling’s next generation.

Distinguished Member Slay Will Direct SportsLife Wrestling and Launch G1 Training Center in Arkansas
Olympic gold medalist Brandon Slay, a Distinguished Member inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2016, will take on a dual role as Executive Director of SportsLife Wrestling, a Christian-based leadership development organization, and Head Coach of the G1 Training Center, a new training facility focused on the development of youth, elite high school, and senior level wrestlers.

Greg Strobel Leadership Academy Enjoys Successful Fundraiser
The Greg Strobel 30-Day Challenge continues to provide an opportunity to participate in a cause that honors the messages and teachings Greg, a Distinguished Member inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2012, valued and stood for throughout his life, which provides the foundation for the Greg Strobel Leadership Academy (GSLA).
With the support of challenge participants and generous supporters, this year’s Challenge raised nearly $10,000.00. It was because of everyone’s effort, dedication, and passion that it was another great 30-days!

How Wyatt Hendrickson's NCAA Upset Created Momentum for New National Duals Invitational
The National Duals Invitational is a new college wrestling tournament set to debut later this year at the BOK Center in Tulsa. It’s the brainchild of Chad Richison, the Paycom founder, and the tournament's $1 million purse has turned heads.

South Carolina Chapter Honors Class of 2025
Congratulations to the Class of 2025!

Hall of Fame Announces Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award State Winners
The National Wrestling Hall of Fame on Thursday announced the state winners of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award (DSHSEA).
The Hall of Fame’s High School Excellence Awards are proudly sponsored by the Hyman Family, whose generous support and passion for the sport help ensure the continued recognition and development of wrestling’s next generation.

Final National Girls High School Team Rankings Released
The committee which selects the National Girls High School Rankings for individual athletes, which includes representation from the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling, has released its final national high school team ranking for the 2024-25 season.
This ranking includes public and private schools at the high school level from all states, including states with official girls state championship events as well as those with unofficial girls state championships. All of the state high school championships for girls have been completed for the season.
The top two teams have remained the same since the February ranking with No. 1 Wyoming Seminary (Pa.) and No. 2 Broken Arrow High School (Okla.).