A local Penn State area newspaper reports that Gavin Teasdale may be back sooner than later.

Things settled down considerably post-Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, however, this week was not entirely absent movement. In particular, the Dangerous Dom Demas continued his assault on the 141-pound rankings. The Sooners have a fun one on their hands, as the redshirt freshman from Ohio wrestles with a crowd-pleasing reckless abandon with nigh unlimited potential. 

Every fall, the leaves change color, the temperature drops and wrestling fans forget how rankings work. This year's brain buster: Roman Bravo-Young.

After any tournament, there’s always a lot to unpack. With Ironman, there’s a ton.

Kyle Conel’s season, and possibly his career, has come to an end.

FRL 338: Bedlam, We Need Guys To Stop Sitting Out & Recapping Ironman

The Ironman is great every year, but this, the 25th edition of the premier event, felt like a particularly deep year even by event standards.

One of my favorite things to do after big tournaments like the Walsh Ironman is to look at results through the lens of college recruiting. While a number of Ironman placers have yet to make their college decision, many have committed already and a good deal have signed their National Letters of Intent.

Check out a team of American stars take on some of the best Russians at the Alans tournament. This is a qualifier for the Ivan Yarygin in January.

Our friends at the Ohio RTC shared some excellent news today: Nathan Tomasello is back! He'll be competing at the end of this month at Midlands.