Outstanding American Honoree Andrew F. Barth Receives Columbia's Alexander Hamilton Medal

Andrew F. Barth, who was honored as an Outstanding American by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in , a former chair of Capital Guardian Trust Co. and a committed advocate for the sport of wrestling, was honored with the 2025 Alexander Hamilton Medal on Nov. 20 at a black-tie dinner in Low Rotunda. Barth is an emeritus member of the Trustees of Columbia University and co-chair of the University’s Presidential Search Committee.

Fourth NWCA DI Men’s Wrestling Coaches Poll

The Top 10 remained unchanged and there was little movement in the most recent NWCA Division I Men's Wrestling Coaches Poll released on Tuesday.

Hall of Fame Museums' Thanksgiving Hours

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones.

In observance of Thanksgiving, the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum will be closed on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28.

NCAA Men’s Notebook: No. 1 Upset at Black Knight Invite; Keystone Classic, Dual Meet Notables

After a busy first month of the season, and with all the matches at the National Duals Invitational sponsored by Paycom, this past weekend was a bit of a lighter schedule in men’s college wrestling. Here's a look at some of the notable dual results and a recap for a couple of the tournaments that took place.

Pittsburgh Hosts CLAW's SUPER DUAL ONE On November 29

The Champions League of American Wrestling, LLC (CLAW) will host SUPER DUAL ONE on November 29 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse at Duquesne University.

The championship meet for wrestling’s professional league features the Cradle City Cicadas and Leopards, winners of the Liberty and Justice Divisions, respectively.

NCAA Men’s Notebook: Early Freshmen Impact, Three Duals To Watch

The freshmen are showing out early this season. Here's a look at every freshman ranked nationally, plus a trio of duals to keep an eye on this weekend.

Women’s College Notebook: Iowa Throws Down; McKendree, Lehigh Soar

Week 3 across the NCAA/NAIA women's wrestling landscape may have been the least busy yet – as plenty of teams were undoubtedly gearing up for the looming Missouri Valley Open – but as always, there were still several storylines and results of note.

Iowa Women, Iowa City Host USA vs. Ukraine "Friendly" at Xtream Arena

The Iowa City Area Sports Commission, in partnership with the Iowa Women’s Wrestling Club, is proud to welcome the Ukrainian Women’s Wrestling Federation back to Wrestle Town, USA.

Team Ukraine will join Team USA next month for a two-week training camp with the Iowa Hawkeyes Women’s Wrestling program. The camp will conclude with a USA vs. Ukraine “friendly” hosted by the Iowa Women’s Wrestling Club.