1st Annual Colorado Chapter TopGolf Tournament

A fun event on November 17, which includes an afternoon of friendly competition and socializing with other wrestling fans and Hall of Fame supporters.

U.S. Wrestling Foundation Launches Third National Campaign to Further Increase Participation in Wrestling

The U.S. Wrestling Foundation has officially launched the third national #LetsWrestle campaign to help more high school students prepare for lifelong success and to learn how to overcome challenges through the values of wrestling.

National Girls High School Preseason Rankings, Pound-For-Pound Rankings Released

The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling have published the Preseason Rankings for high school girls wrestlers for the 2024-25 season.

Photo of Taina Fernandez by Kostadin Andonov, United World Wrestling

Wrestle Like A Girl Recognizes Former ESPN Executive, espnW Founder Laura Gentile with Adrienne Arsht Leadership Award

Wrestle Like A Girl names former ESPN Executive and espnW Founder, Laura Gentile as Adrienne Arsht Leadership Award recipient for her advocacy and unwavering commitment to women in sports and the support of women’s sports across the industry.

Taylor Becomes No. 1 Seed at 92 kg at World Team Trials

National Wrestling Hall of Fame's Illinois Chapter Announces its Class of 2024

It is with great pleasure that the National Wrestling Hall of Fame’s Illinois Chapter announces its Class of 2024.

The induction ceremony will be held on October 6 at the DoubleTree by Hilton-Alsip Hotel, 5000 W. 127th St., Alsip, Illinois.

United States Wins U20 Men's Freestyle World Championships

Finishing with nine medals, the U.S. won the 2024 U20 World Championships team.

Luke Lilledahl won gold while Josh Barr, Ben Kueter, Ladarion Lockett and Zack Ryder earned silver and Bo Bassett, Marcus Blaze, PJ Duke and Justin Rademacher won bronze.

Lilledahl Scores U20 World Gold

It was a day to remember for the U.S. men’s freestyle team at the U20 World Championships—Luke Lilledahl earned his second age-group World title, five Americans scored a medal, and five more found a place in a medal match.