Here's why Year 2 of the high school girls wrestling state championships were a success
The second annual Rhode Island girls wrestling state championships saw significant growth, with 50 participants across 12 weight classes, compared to 31 wrestlers in fewer weight classes the previous year. Scituate High School won the team title with 105 points, led by individual champions Jolene Cole, Chloe Ross, and Abigail Otte.
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A local wrestling group on a mission to give back to the community and support aspiring wrestlers After Gene Hackman’s wife ...
Well over 3,000 wrestlers began the run with the district tournaments. Into last week, 1,344 had survived to compete in the ...
Nearly eight years after the doors first opened at Mountainside High School, the Mavericks have their first boys wrestling ...
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The only all-area final was at 138 between a pair of juniors – Brecksville’s Jace Jett (27-1) and Wadsworth’s Kolten Mellon ...
Knox scored a takedown eight seconds into the bout. He cut Lacey’s Aidan Flynn loose and almost immediately followed with a ...
Brown (heavyweight) won with a late takedown and Tildsley's pin at 138 pounds helped Shawsheen capture the team title, ...
The crowd at Ford Field on Saturday was treated to 70 different wrestling matches at the MHSAA individual championship ...
The PIAA 3A Southeast boys wrestling regional was held on Feb. 28 and March 1 at Souderton High School. Council Rock South ...
After missing the 2024 state tournament with a knee injury, Grants Pass' Owen Hull was back with a vengeance on Saturday.
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