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There's a chance we could see a David Taylor - Bo Nickal match at Olympic Team Trials. Nickal, who had previously been competing at 92 kg, confirmed today on Instagram that he will be dropping down to the Olympic weight of 86 kg.

Senior Nationals are about a month away, and registrations are starting to roll in. Last week, three Pittsburg Wrestling Club athletes threw their hats in the ring which kicked off what could be a long list of RTC athletes who will be competing in Coralville, Iowa, in October. This week, several women representing Titan Mercury registered, including 2019 Final X participants Precious Bell and Katherine Shai.

Brent Metcalf was a generational Hawkeye from 2007-2010 and a staple on the senior level until 2016. During that time he racked up an incredible hit list that includes World and Olympic champions and medalists, and NCAA Champions. Before episode 1 of Metcalf drops this week, get caught up on his beastly hit list.

What a fun night of wrestling and all for a good cause. Now that the results are in the books, let's see how the fictional FloSports Betting Book did and determine who won a coveted FloWrestling t-shirt after entering our Pick Em Contest. 

The first half of FloWrestling's 195-pound eight-man bracket is set. The following athletes have signed their contracts and will be competing to win the first place price of $20k.

FAIRFIELD, Conn.- The Sacred Heart University Pioneers will set a regional precedent with the launch of an NCAA Division I women's wrestling team.

Bader and Bray catch up with Ohio State freshman Anthony Echemendia and new Citadel head coach Ryan LeBlanc.

A wonderful Saturday night of wrestling in the books. The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club hosted an event taking on a variety of competitors, most from the Cliff Keen Wrestling Club in Ann Arbor, Michigan. All-in-all it was 13 fun matches involving high-level competitors.

The current #1 wrestler in the country at 220 lbs, #11 on the Class of 2022 Big Board — although I expect that to improve when David Bray updates the ranking — and the #14 P4P high schooler, Nick Feldman, is a National Prep champion out of powerhouse PA high school Malvern Prep. The Friars finished in third at both Ironman and National Preps behind historic programs in Blair and Wyoming Seminary. Feldman will put his #1 ranking on the line against Oklahoma State commit Kyle Haas October 3rd in Austin, TX, at Who’s #1.

The Mid-American Conference will be teeming with returning talent next season as it welcomes back seven of its champions and 28 NCAA qualifiers.