Hall of Fame Launches 50th Anniversary Coloring Books

The National Wrestling Hall of Fame is excited to announce that it is creating a series of wrestling coloring books as part of its 50th Anniversary Celebration. 

The series of five coloring books are being created by Foundation for Wrestling Art & Innovation founder and former wrestler Ross Bendik, a member of the Hall of Fame's 50th Anniversary committee. 

The coloring books will be divided into five decades, beginning with 1976 when the museum opened.

Elsbury Named 2026 Iowa High School Female Wrestler of the Year Award Recipient

The National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum has announced that Autumn Elsbury of South Tama High School has been chosen as the 2026 recipient of the Iowa High School Female Wrestler of the Year award.

This award is presented annually to the top female high school senior wrestler in Iowa.

Anthony-Maroulis Trophy Will Be Presented To USA Wrestling's Women’s College Wrestler of the Year

The USA Wrestling Women’s College Wrestler of the Year Award, now in its fourth year, has been named the Anthony-Maroulis Trophy after Victoria Anthony and Helen Maroulis, who are the first four-time women’s college national champions.

Anthony and Maroulis both won a fourth WCWA national title in 2014 as teammates at Simon Fraser University, becoming the first wrestlers in history to achieve the feat. Anthony earned her title first at 109 pounds, and was quickly followed by Maroulis at 130 pounds.

Kerberos Capital Management Is Title Sponsor for USA Wrestling's Final X

USA Wrestling and Kerberos Capital Management are proud to announce a new partnership with Kerberos as the title sponsor for 2026 Final X.

2026 Final X, presented by Kerberos Capital Management, returns to the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., on Friday, June 19. Final X will determine the 2026 U.S. Senior World Team for men’s and women’s freestyle.

Ross Named 2026 Bob Steenlage Iowa High School Wrestler of the Year Recipient

The National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum has announced that Dreshaun Ross of Fort Dodge High School has been chosen as the 2026 recipient of the Bob Steenlage Iowa High School Wrestler of the Year award. 

Named in honor of the first four-time Iowa high school state champion, the award is presented annually to the top high school senior wrestler in Iowa. 

Jimenez & Rayome Named Inaugural NCAA Women's Wrestler & Rookie of the Year

Lehigh University's Audrey Jimenez has been named the NCAA Women's Wrestler of the Year and North Central University's Riley Rayome has been named the NCAA Women's Rookie of the Year, as announced by the National Wrestling Coaches Association on Tuesday.

Jimenez was the Arizona and West Region winner of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame's Tricia Saunders High School Excellence Award in 2024 while Rayome was the Texas and Central Region winner in 2025.

This is the inaugural year for the awards, coming off of 2026 being the inaugural year for an NCAA National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championship.

Penn State Sets NCAA Scoring Mark; Record Four Freshmen Win Titles

For the third straight year, Penn State finsished first and set the team scoring record for the third year in a row, finishing with 181.5 points, at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. Oklahoma State finished second with 131 points, followed by Nebraska with 100.5 points and Iowa with 92.5 points.

Penn State (four) and Oklahoma State (three) combined for seven of the 10 individual titles. Minnesota also had a national title for the Big Ten Conference. The ACC had two individual champions to round out the top wrestlers at each weight class.

Penn State Clinches Fifth-Straight and 14th Overall NCAA Team Title

For the fifth straight year, and the 14th time overall, Penn State is your NCAA Division I men’s wrestling national champion. Even before six Nittany Lions toe the line in the finals Saturday night, Penn State has already clinched the 2026 team race after the placement matches at the 2026 NCAA Championships.

The NCAA finals will be at 6:30 p.m. (ET) tonight and televised on ESPN.