Alvin Dalley

Year: 1998
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling

Theodore 'Ted' Rupp

Year: 1999
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling

Marv Hiebert

Year: 1997
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling

Art Keith

Year: 1997
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling

Stanley Mousetis

Year: 1997
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling

Joe Klune

Year: 2000
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling

Asa 'Ace' Wiley

Year: 1997
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling

John Roberts

Year: 1998
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling

2021 US Marine Corps Junior and 16U Nationals were well represented by Massachusetts

Team Massachusetts took 41 boys and girls to compete in the 2021 US Marine Corps Junior &16U Nationals in Fargo, ND.

Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award Winners David Taylor, Thomas Gilman Wins Olympic Gold, Bronze

David Taylor was the Ohio and national winner of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award in 2009 while Thomas Gilman was the Nebraska winner in 2012 and Gable Steveson was the Minnesota winner in 2018.

2018 Honoree Frank Popolizio Coach 2021 Cadet World Team in Budapest

Frank Popolizio, 2018 Lifetime Service to Wrestling Upstate New York, coached the 2021 USA Cadet World Team in Budapest.

Maroulis' Bronze Is Second Career Olympic Medal

Helen Maroulis won a bronze medal and becomes the first U.S. woman to win two Olympic wrestling medals. She made history in 2016 when she became the first American woman to win Olympic gold in wrestling.

Order of Merit Recipient Feldman Passes Away

Dr. Feldman was the first physician to be inducted into the Hall of Fame based upon his medical work. His interest and expertise in orthopaedics and sports medicine is a direct result of his extensive involvement in the care of athletes.

Tamyra Mensah Stock Reserves Space In Gold Medalists Gallery

Becoming the second U.S. woman to win an Olympic gold medal in wrestling, Tamyra Mensah Stock reserved her space in our Gold Medlists Gallery.

Mensah Stock Becomes Second-Ever U.S. Women's Gold Medalist

Tamyra Mensah Stock becomes the second U.S. woman to win an Olympic gold medal in wrestling, joining 2016 Olympic champion Helen Maroulis, and the seventh U.S. woman to win an Olympic medal in wrestling since the sport was added in 2004.

Gray Claims Olympic Silver Medal At 76 KG In Women's Freestyle

Adeline Gray claimed the United States' first wrestling medal at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 with a silver at 76 kg in women’s freestyle. It is the second Olympics for Gray, who is the only U.S. wrestler to own five Senior World titles.