OMAHA, Neb. (January 12, 2022) – 909 wrestlers took to the mats at Ralston Arena in Omaha, Nebraska on January 8th and 9th for the 2022 AAU Wrestling Winter Youth Nationals with hopes of starting the new year as National Champions.

Tulsa Nationals is days away. Hundreds of the nation's toughest future stars are registered to compete in Oklahoma this weekend. Check out the registration list here.

Every year, Tulsa Nationals lays the groundwork for wrestling's future stars. The 67th annual Tulsa Nationals is right around the corner, and registration is still open! Clik the link here to register for this year's event. More information is available below.

If you missed Powerade live, check out some of the best matches of the tournament here. We'll be updating this list throughout the entire tournament.

With four #1 ranked wrestlers and nearly fifty guys ranked in the top 20, Powerade is bringing the heat. Here's a glimpse of the action you can expect to see at every weight class, complete with top 8 predictions.

This year's Powerade Wrestling Tournament features one of the deepest fields in recent memory. Within the heaps of talent comes a host of competitors who have already committed to D1 NCAA programs.

The 2021 Powerade might be the deepest one we've seen. The seeds are out which set the stage for some incredible matchups including a potential Who's Number One rematch at 172 lbs between Gabe Arnold and Rocco Welsh, the return of #1 Nic Bouzakis, and nearly 50 top-20 ranked wrestlers. The most anticipated matchup will come at 285 lbs where we could see #1 Nick Feldman vs #2 Jim Mullen who's fresh off the football field. Check out the full field below.

Before the 2021 High School seasons get underway around the country, many of the nation's elite youth through high school wrestlers will travel to Iowa for the 2021 Brian Keck Memorial Preseason Nationals, a staple on the national wrestling circuit.

The Freakshow has played host to some incredible matches over the years. This year's field is set, and it includes several ranked wrestlers. Below are all the entries for the 18U Elite and 18U divisions. Check out everyone who's registered with ranked and honorable mention wrestlers on top of each weight class.

The Grappler Fall Classic has become a staple on the national high school wrestling circuit. It's a major tune-up event before Super 32, and as such, ranked wrestlers flock to this Michigan tournament (which is held in Myrtle Beach this year as it was in 2020).

Mark Hall may not have known it at the time, but he was the driving force behind one of the biggest wrestling tournaments in the country.

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.