The EIWA Championships will be a one-day tournament for the first time since the Taft Administration, meaning by Friday we'll know the names of the first 45 qualifiers for the NCAA Tournament.  

If this were any other season, the Group State Championship teams would have just been crowned in Toms River and we’d all be looking ahead towards districts and the rest of the individual postseason culminating with states at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. But, of course, this isn’t like any other season.

The postseason has finally arrived, and preseeds for the 117th EIWA Championships have been released. The preseeds were determined by coaches' vote earlier today. Replacements will be permitted up until weigh-ins on Championship Friday.

By John Aadland EIWA Director of Sports Information

In a year devoid of big high school tournaments, Powerade is providing a much-needed boost for high school wrestling fans. But if you prefer NCAA Division 1 wrestling, this tournament has plenty for you as well.

With fewer than half of the division 1 teams in action and without the traditional open tournament format, this has to be the fewest matches on record for an opening weekend of NCAA wrestling. Still, we had a handful of upsets. Take a look at which guys upped their stock with a big win. If you saw an upset I missed, please let me know with an email to david.bray@flosports.tv or a dm on Twitter to @_davidbray.