Congratulations Coach Tippy Golphin and The Southeast High School Seminoles, Winners of the 10'x10' Resilite Training Mat

Mortimer Named First-Ever NCAA Women’s National Wrestler of the Month

King University’s Sage Mortimer, the Utah winner of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame’s Tricia Saunders High School Excellence Award in 2021, is the first-ever National Wrestling Coaches Association’s NCAA Women’s National Wrestler of the Month.

NWCA Announces NCAA Women’s Wrestler of the Month Regional Winners

Cameron Guerin, Sage Mortimer and Olivia Shore are all winners of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame's Tricia Saunders High School Excellence Award.

Regional winners are eligible for NWCA National Wrestler of the Month, announced on December 7.

Why Mike Gundy Loves Ex-Wrestlers For Oklahoma State Football

"Wrestling is mental toughness. It's discipline. You learn to be disciplined and tough and try to find a way to finish. Those are the things that you get out of wrestling."

2021 Massachusetts Chapter Honorees Recognized

The Massachusetts Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame honored our 2021 Lifetime Service inductees Dr. Robert Fitzgerald, Ed Hanley, Dennis King, Marc Loranger, Heb Evans (posthumous) and our 2021 Outstanding American inductee Rodney Smith.

Hall of Fame Says Thank You On #GivingTuesday

On #GivingTuesday, we want to take this opportunity to say Thank You to those who help us continue to serve our mission to Preserve History, Recognize Excellence and Inspire Future Generations.

National Wrestling Hall of Fame Closed Thursday and Friday

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones.

In observance of Thanksgiving, the Hall of Fame will be CLOSED Thursday, November 25, and Friday, November 26.

Hall of Fame Executive Director Smith Selected For Induction Into Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame

From the brink of bankruptcy, Smith has steered the Hall of Fame to financial solvency, including spearheading capital campaigns for state-of-the-art renovations of $3.8 million in Stillwater and $1.5 million in Waterloo.