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.

Play both our men's and women's pick 'em contest for a chance to win a free Flo subscription with each one!

This year’s Who’s Number One is different. For the first time in the event’s nine-year history, there will be a complete women’s card! Friday evening 20 of the nation’s best young women will compete for the right to call themselves number one.

In a New Jersey wrestling landscape seemingly dominated by schools like Bergen Catholic and Delbarton, St. John Vianney has certainly emerged as a program to watch after back-to-back Who's #1 appearances.

Which state can lay claim to having produced the most wrestlers at the premier high school all-star competition? We crunched the numbers and will tell you, along with the tallies for every other state.

An incredible slate of 25 matches is coming to Dallas, Texas, on September 17th and 18th. 47 of the country's top high school athletes + one of the best middle school wrestlers we’ve ever seen will battle and put their skills to the test. At the end of the weekend, 20 boys and girls will be able to go home truly calling themselves the best high school wrestler at their weight class.

With the top two girls at 132 graduating and heading off to college, #3 Hanna Errthum and #4 Janida Garcia will square off to determine who is now the best girl in the country at the weight.

In the premier match of the evening, two of the nation’s best high school girls, 2021 Fargo double champ Shelby Moore and Cadet World champion Katie Gomez, will be squaring off for the #1 spot at 122 lbs.

Kylie Welker is one of the great young superstars in the sport of wrestling. Still in high school, she has already made the Olympic Team Trials finals. On September 17th, she’ll put her #1 ranking on the line against another World medalist in #2 Lillian Freitas in what is sure to be one of the highlight matches of the evening.