Team USA had high expectations for its women heading into day one of competition at the Henri Deglane Grand Prix in Nice, France. Their performance was outstanding. The US racked up four gold medals, three silvers, and a bronze. Here's a breakdown of the action from France.

Three days of world-class international wrestling kick off tomorrow at the Henri Deglane in Nice, France. The women will start things off, and we now have brackets. Here are the draws for Team USA.

The United States is sending a ridiculously loaded roster to France for the Henri Deglane Grand Prix. This is the first competition for many since early 2020 and an important step toward the Olympic Trials in April and the Olympic Games this summer. Here's everything you need to know before watching Team USA take on some of the world's best this weekend.

Only a few wrestlers have competed since March when COVID-19 shut down most events around the world. Even fewer have competed internationally. That changes for a big squad from team USA as they'll travel to France for the Henri Deglane Grand Prix of France. Fans can watch it live on FloWrestling.

On Friday, December 18, eight of the toughest 150-pounders around will collide in a tournament with nearly $60,000 in total payouts where the winner takes home a $25,000 check. The event is made even better by two incredible women's matches: Jacarra Winchester vs Lauren Louive and Amy Fearnside vs Tiare Ikei. Here's everything you need to know.

Pandemic season continues to create matches we might not otherwise see, and the women's matches at the 150 lb 8-Man Challenge will offer two more. We'll see Jacarra Winchester, the #1 ranked wrestler in the US at 53 kg take on Lauren Louive, #4 at 57 kg as well as Amy Fearnside, #4 at 50 kg vs Tiare Ikei, #7 at 53 kg.

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On this episode of The Bader Show, Bader and Bray are joined by Matt Lindland, Maya Nelson and Jacarra Winchester, and Rich Bender.

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The Women's College Wrestling Association's 2020 championships will also boast competitions between eight of America's top senior-level women's wrestlers.

With the World Championships wrapping up this past weekend, it's time to recap how our women fared in Nur-Sultan. We had two new Americans crowned World champions, along with a third repeating as champ. As a team, USA finished third behind Japan and Russia. Let’s take a weight by weight look at our team’s performance and at some of the other results of the tournament