Four-sport prep star Ben Kueter has committed to both wrestle and play football for the Iowa Hawkeyes. The high school junior is currently the #4 ranked 220-pounder in the nation.

After a stellar run at World Team Trials that saw Carter Young knock off Nahshon Garrett, Tyler Graff, and Seth Gross, in that order, the Stillwater High School grad has transferred from Northwestern to Oklahoma State.

While there were many notable performers, Casey Swiderski received the honor of the “Vade Nutrition Performer of the Night” for his win over Jesse Mendez.

We're following up the groundbreaking first all-women's Who's Number One card with our biggest and raddest men's slate ever. It is indeed a great day to be a high school wrestling fan.

For the first time ever, Who’s Number One featured ten phenomenal women’s matches. While there were many notable performers, Katie Gomez received the honor of the “Asics Performer of the Night” for her win over Shelby Moore.

Who's Number One returns, now with an all-women's card for the first time ever! We're in the world-famous Dallas Hyatt Regency to watch ten matches featuring 20 of the sports brightest rising stars.

For the past nine years, Who’s Number One has been the premier high school event of the year. 2021 won’t be any different. Saturday night, in addition to 22 of the nation’s top high schoolers competing for the top spot, we get two super matches! Future stars Bo Bassett and Seth Mendoza will square off at 106 lbs and the country’s two best big men, Nick Feldman and Christian Carroll, will also throw down.

For some time now the topic in major team sports leagues has been the formation of super teams and what they can accomplish. With the movement in coaching this summer the question should now arise: what about coaching super staffs in college wrestling? Some may come easily to mind but there are more than you may think.