Pennsylvania scholastic wrestling is a highly competitive landscape, and the annual release of wrestler and team rankings provides a snapshot of the top contenders in the state. These classifications, typically updated throughout... Read more »
This physically demanding sport, practiced by students typically aged 11-14, involves grappling techniques and strategic maneuvers aimed at pinning an opponent’s shoulders to the mat. A typical match consists of three periods,... Read more »
Information regarding the outcomes of competitive wrestling matches among secondary school students in Nebraska is readily available from various sources. These sources often provide details such as team scores, individual match results,... Read more »
The competitive landscape of interscholastic female wrestling in Iowa is categorized and ordered through a system that assesses individual athlete performance and team success. This system often considers factors such as win-loss... Read more »
Competitive scholastic grappling in the Prairie State is evaluated and organized through a system designed to recognize individual and team achievement. These assessments typically consider factors such as win-loss records, tournament placements,... Read more »
The pinnacle of scholastic wrestling in the Northeast, this annual athletic competition brings together the most skilled high school grapplers from across the six New England states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,... Read more »
Sanctioned by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, female wrestling in Iowa has transitioned from an emerging sport to a fully recognized championship program. The inaugural state tournament showcased the growing... Read more »
Competitive grappling for students across the Cornhusker State takes place within a structured system overseen by the Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA). This system encompasses various weight classes and competitive divisions, providing... Read more »